An exercise on my course was to draw a tonal study of bones or shells. I wanted a skull! I sent out a plea on a local facebook page and within an hour a lovely lady had got back to me with the offer to lend me a calf skull and I drove out to collect it, just outside of Jimena. When I saw it I had to stop myself doing a little dance as it was large with HORNS! It still had some tufty hair and teeth too…
When I got back my cat Sabi was very intrigued….
Well, if you are not totally bored now, here is the fast charcoal sketch I did of the side and also a pencil sketch.
Have a great Sunday,
Wendy x
p.s. for the pedantic folk out there I KNOW you spell it with one L…
How very skilful… or should that be skulful…?
Aw, kitteeeh ๐
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I like this. Now I wonder what a cowboy hat, hung on a barn door, might look like. Cheers.
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I just painted a straw hat hanging on a tree…any good?
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It must be. I just scrolled through to make sure I hadn’t missed it on your blog. You must have just created it?
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Yep.Wasn’t sure whether to put it up or not ๐
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Love the drawings Wendy. Take care. -Max-
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Thanks, Max ๐
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Bored???? Awesome!!!
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I’m pleased to see you didn’t make a meal of it, as someone or something else had.
Some good studies there with lots of evident improvement!
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Most likely vultur4es had the meal! Thanks, Bryan ๐
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This is different from what you normally do. I like it!!!
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Good drawing Shaman Wendy ๐ โค
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Lovely tones and great choice of subject.. we had an old skull a few years ago.. students LOVED drawing it.. it had the ” scare” factor.
Drawing is really progressing well Wendy.xxx
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Thanks, Margaret. I did wonder whether you had a skull hidden away! ๐
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Haven’t seen you in a while. Glad you’re back. Lovely work.
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Thanks! Been busy with my coursework ๐
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Your drawings are excellent. I hope that your artistry fulfils (excuse me, fulfills) you.
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Excellent, Wendy…, looks a bit like one I saw hanging in the Georgia O’keefe Museum in Santa Fe. Really do enjoy your work. ๐
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Oh, to be able to paint like Georgia…thank you ๐
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Pete’s absolutely nuts about skulls. He’d love that one! There is a goat farm up the road and he is forever picking up old bones and skulls that he finds. He boils them up and then hangs them in the yard to dry out in the sun. The smell is beyond vile but they make great subjects to draw. Lovely picture, Wendy xx
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Thank you, Lottie. The kind lady who lent it said she often finds them when out horse riding. She had some others, larger, but they got nicked!!! (Wasn’t Pete, was it?! ๐ )
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Well done. Weird what Facebook can be capable of.
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Thanks you. Yes, indeed! ๐
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This is stunning dear Wendy! Love all the works, lines,shades. Really greatโค๏ธ
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Thank you so much, Violet. When that comes from someone with your talent it means a lot x
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Very realistic effect in the drawings of the skull! …
Way to go!… Best wishes Aquileana โญ
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Thank you! ๐
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I just sent one of my.poems for possible consideration of bring published,it was so nice to hear from you,I this piece stay safe
Sheldon
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I wish you every success with that, Sheldon!
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You are very talented Wendy ๐
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๐ Thank you, Irene. So are YOU! x
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Thank you Wendy ๐
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It’s always great to hear from you ,I wish I could see more if your recent work,it’s beautiful,keep it up your work inspires me to want to draw and paint
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Great reflects the reality
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you have a very good hand… I like the subject too
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Thank you, much appreciated ๐
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