Monthly Archives November 2019

A little ink woodpecker for #wedrawwednesdays 🎨

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So @smokey I was thinking about your question of the bird type and decided to expand it to a nature journal type entry 🙂

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Hey Android users, I am looking for a markdown editor like Ulysses for Android. Thoughts? I would prefer it use cloud storage (Dropbox).

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Too busy at work today but was able to fit in a 20 min ink sketch at lunch. 🎨

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A little graphite sketching today as I prep for a watercolor painting of a cardinal. 3 sketches in 3 hours. Pentel Graphgear 1000 on Canson paper. 🎨

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So impressed with my daughter in grade 12. Inspired by her physics course, she used what she learned in functions and relations to mathematically prove something in chemistry from last year (VSEPR/tetrahedral structure angle) just because she was curious. #STEM

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Winter is here but it doesn’t mean the blue herons can’t poke through the thin ice on our pond for food.

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Lunch sketch. Not a bird! 🙂 🎨

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‪In the latest Drawing Inspiration podcast, I spend some time reflecting on Inktober then start to look to the future in considering what it takes to build a successful creative plan for 2020 drawinginspiration.fm/14 ‬

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A quick 20 minutes sketch in Starbucks this evening. Getting familiar with my Sailor fountain pen and the fude nib. 🎨

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