Laura Kate

This sketch and post made me chuckle. Thanks for the day-brightener.

Hi, Brenda. I really like hearing about your process. As a beginning artist I am keen to learn about different techniques and methods. Thank you for sharing.

Wow, this image has a bit of everything: still life, animal drawing, landscape and architectural detail. This must have taken extra time to draw.

Your drawing seems to vibrate with energy.

Lisa nailed it on how to do “ice breakers.” Just keep asking questions and listen to answers. Sooner or later you will discover someone with common ground.

I like that you broke your rule about drawing people. It’s a fine self-portrait.

Tony, I love your enthusiasm. And, of course, your work.

I tend to agree with you about Phineas’ painting efforts. He just wants to be with his people and participate in your endeavors. I had a dog who wanted to dig in the garden, but only when I was digging in the garden. It was comical, though he often barely escaped an accidental knock in the head with my spade.

Thank you.

thank you, Mary

Thank you. Sooner or later I will try to paint on paper.

Thanks.

Thank you. I learned a lot about my materials while painting this project.

Water color paint – an ancient “go with the flow” medium.

I laughed and laughed when reading your post today.