Back to homework for #sketchbookskool. This lesson was a challenge for me mostly because I just couldn’t find three items to draw. I finally decided on a couple of nice large leaves from the yard. I will redo this assignment when I get home. I also don’t have my watercolors with me, so used water soluble crayons…which work, but they aren’t the same.
Always sad to leave Hawaii, but I am ready to get back to Maine, my family, my Big dog and all that crazy snow!
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Sorry about leaving Maui. I know the feeling. 😦
Well, I like it. I’ve never used water soluble crayon, and the pen work is lovely.
I have never been to Hawaii but I have a friend who lives there. She sent me some nice Hawaiian postcards for my collection.
Thanks so much. I actually really like the water soluble crayons, but they can be tricky depending on how you want to use them. Hawaii is a beautiful place, inspiration for art seemingly everywhere! But I love coming home too.