Wordless Wednesday

Two Minute Rabbit Sketches

Jerry Found My Bunny!

Today's post is a series of two minute gesture drawings of an old concrete garden ornament that I inherited from my Aunt Milly. I posted a "6 Step" drawing of it on June 2nd of last year. You can see that drawing here. I thought I had lost it. I've been looking all over for it for weeks, then just yesterday, Jerry found it! I walked outside and there it was on my back studio porch. I love sketching these three-dimensional objects, but I find it harder drawing something stylized than sketching something natural. I just keep telling myself; "Just look at the shapes!"

More Rabbits and Bunnies, Oh My!

Couldn't get online last night, so here's Friday's and Saturday's drawings.
Have a Hoppy Day!

Fear and Worry

Rabbits remind us, "Don't worry, be hoppy!"

Quick like a Bunny

Yesterday I stressed the concept of working fast in my painting class. For some, it's a hard habit to get into. I think it allows the right, intuitive side of the brain to take over. ACCORDING TO BETTY EDWARDS, author of DRAWING ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE BRAIN; "The right brain perceives and processes visual information, in the way one needs to see in order to draw, and the left brain perceives in ways that seem to interfere with drawing."

Little Old Rabbit

The really neat thing about sketching is that your subjects are all around you. There are no limitations. Just about everything is sketchable! Today's post is a quick study of an old concrete garden ornament that I inherited from my Aunt Milly.