Crabapples
Posted: September 25, 2013 Filed under: Uncategorized 9 CommentsThe size of the paper I use to sketch on any given day usually corresponds to how much time I have to cover it. So you may conclude by seeing this, the tiniest of my sketchbooks, that today, between giving my students a quiz and going to assorted meetings, I only had a bit of time. But I found a few minutes and a crabapple tree with some shade below and spent a few minutes looking up.
I had just enough time today to eat a crabapple if I didn’t chew at all and just swallowed, and you found enough time to paint one. You are my idol and inspiration to do the same. Kudos la professor. John
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John, when you write to me I hear your voice, New York accent and all, saying it. And then I start smiling. No matter how bad my day was I just smile. Thanks.
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DITTO. JB
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This reminds me of a Japanese print in it’s purity and simplicity Shari. Just beautiful 🙂
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That’s a generous comment Mary, and much appreciated.
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This is a real change of pace and I love it. So would Hokusai!
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Thanks Lee! I don’t know if you are the same way but when I sit down to sketch I never know what will happen. Sometimes I draw really slowly and carefully and other times the hand moves quickly and less accurately. But I don’t know what will happen until I put pen to paper. It is the oddest thing. Do you ever have that experience?
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So pretty I love how you’ve used both pagesxx
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Thanks Joanna.
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