Blind contour
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Sleeping Cat
I had used this page in my sketchbook to test my brushpen writing this random word, and then later filled the rest of the space with a sketch of what was in front me, which is most often these days a sleeping cat. We also light a lot of beeswax candles and eat a lot…
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Again Posers Life Drawing at Gallery 1065
A smaller turnout, but great supportive participants and great guidance, and also a great model tonight. I love walking to life drawing in our neighbourhood. So lucky to have Gallery 1065 here.
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More Posers Life Drawing at Gallery 1065
This time I went on my own. Lots of friendly people and many great talents. A really encouraging environment.
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Posers Life Drawing at 1065 Gallery
3-minute poses, 7-minute poses, 15-minute poses. Much fun with Dalton, Oliver, and John. Nice chatting with Michael, the curator. Our model (whose name I did not catch!) was crazy-good, just the most dynamic, exhausting poses. I don’t always say this, but extra points for wearing elf ears. Pun not intended.
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Life Drawing at Gallery 1065
More fun times with John, Oliver and Dalton: drawing, drinking, open mic night, the Jays win game 4 of the World Series.
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September Sketchbook
Sloppy blind contour sketches of characters from Washington Black, which I later filled with water colour. No reason.
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August Sketchbook
Grandma, Anne With an E blind contour, random diary comic, playing with watercolour
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Inktober Day 3, Anne With An E
Not everything has to perfect, these are some quick sketches watching “Anne With An E” with my mother in law, who is a fan of the show.
Dave Howard 