October Drawing Challenge 2020
Since we were talking about October drawing challenges in my last post, I thought I would follow up with how the October drawing challenge went this year, 2020. As we all know, 2020 has been quite a year so far. I wasn’t sure I would even have the time or energy to take on theContinue reading “October Drawing Challenge 2020”
October Drawing Challenge 2019 – “Inktober” with a Twist?
Have you heard of “Inktober“? It is a monthly art challenge held each October. It was created by artist Jake Parker in 2009 as a way to keep up his own inking skills and instill a positive, daily drawing habit. It involves a daily word prompt list to inspire artists to draw something each day.Continue reading “October Drawing Challenge 2019 – “Inktober” with a Twist?”
Coloring Book Contribution – The Atlantic Coast
Last summer, as I continued work on the wildflower drawings for the Van Hoosen Farm project, a wonderful opportunity came up to contribute illustrations to a coloring book project being produced by GNSI member, Cordelia Norris of Luna Creative. The project features illustrations of marine life found in the North Atlantic and on coastal beaches,Continue reading “Coloring Book Contribution – The Atlantic Coast”
Van Hoosen Farm Project – Wildflower Illustrations
Early in 2019, I was contacted by Flutter & Wow Museum Projects about creating some original wildflower illustrations as part of a newly redesigned pioneer family exhibit at the Rochester Hills Museum at Van Hoosen Farm. The Taylor-Van Hoosen family, who lived on this farm for several generations, is the focus of the exhibit and,Continue reading “Van Hoosen Farm Project – Wildflower Illustrations”
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