These were done for the Creative Spark Scavenger Hunt going on.
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Something related to coffee |
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Something hand-held |
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Something that snaps |
On one o the recent Creative Spark scavenger hunts one of the objects was a bottle. I had a six pack of Stella Artois bottles from the holiday sitting around. Instead of just sketching one bottle I did them all. If you notice, two of them hadn't been opened at the time.
I haven't found too many homes in the area that have fountains, but this one in Sayville is one of my favorites. One of the items on the Creative Spark Scavenger Hunt recently.
On Memorial Day Weekend there were "No Kings" protests all across the country against the attacks by our president on our democracy. I attended one locally in Patchogue. It was raining when I arrived there and I saw that I had a bit of a view from where I parked my car. I did a quick sketch, pulled on my rain poncho, and joined the crowd for the protest. It rained the entire time but that didn't deter the crowd.
I hosted the last Creative Spark Scavenger Hunt. Each hunt contains 26 items to find and sketch. The sketchers can sketch as many or as few as they want/can. It has been a long time since I have been able to finish one of the lists, but I figured if I put the last of the items into one continuous line sketch I could do it. I think there are 11 items in the sketch...all fun to do.
The Patchogue Sketch Club had an evening of printmaking. I made a new design of an iris.
Quite often I do a still life for a few of the items in the Creative Spark Scavenger Hunt. From what I remember the items were, fruit, in a bottle, in a tin, in a box, and an animal.
Both of these were done as items for the Creative Spark Scavenger Hunt.
The clementine was done with watercolors and a bit of white ink added to show the fibers.
I enjoy doing continuous line sketches, but it seems like I tend to stick to bottles, cans, fruits and veggies. Maybe I need to try a new subject as a continuous line. These were done for Creative Spark Scavenger Hunts recently. A friend of mine often does blind contour drawings. I need to practice those too.
I like practicing continuous line sketches. It makes me really observe what I am looking at to see the connection to the next item and their relationship and size. This was done for a Creative Spark Scavenger Hunt. You can see the actual continuous line sketch with no color added posted below.
A recent Creative Spark Scavenger Hunt list included a building, stairs, a sign, and a vehicle. I got them all covered in one.
The Creative Spark Scavenger Hunt had sea shells as an item to sketch. I did my setup as a continuous line and then added watercolors to the sketch.
I needed to sketch a treat for the Creative Spark Scavenger Hunt, so I checked out the bakery department inside an Italian market. This Napoleon looked so tempting, so I bought one and a few almond biscotti. I wasn't impressed with the Napoleon, but the biscotti were definitely delicious!
I did a continuous line sketch for a scavenger hunt on Creative Spark. Of course when the sketch was done I added washes of color.
Both of these were sketches for the Creative Spark Scavenger Hunts recently. Here is a vehicle.