My first semester at BYU, I took a class from a truly magnificent lady, Bethanne Anderson, who I will more than likely blog about once I get up to date :)
This class was a sketchbook class, where twice a week we took a field trip just to go draw. It was really a neat experience, and I'd do it again in a heartbeat (except as its a late afternoon class, I wouldn't take an 8am class at the same time - it did dampen the fun a bit...)
There are other drawings I don't have pictures for, but here you can see just a smattering:
This from the greenhouses on campus:
This one was from the balcony over the swimming pools, these girls were walking like ducks and I thought it made for a funny gesture:
We went to one of those antique-type stores where everything looks one-of-a-kind and ornate. The lady looks like it was done from a statue, but it was actually from a small painting. The little cherub man was from a staute.
The Bean Museum is a magical place, where animals hold still in interesting poses so you can draw them :)
This was not from anything in the Bean Museum...this was in my head.
Drawing of Mollie playing tug-of-war from a photo. We were in a Harley Davidson shop and I wasn't in the mood to draw motorcycles.
Nordstrom has beautiful items. Useless, perhaps. Overpriced, definitely. But pretty? Yah.
Dog statue wearing a hat...in Nordstroms...odd.
Now we get into the realm of 'personal art' or at least my sketches that weren't for my class...
Studying with my friend in the library...after 4 hours of studying, I got bored, and he was holding relatively still!
Family finance did wonders for my sketchbook...that class was ridiculously difficult to engage in.
In case we don't know what's happening: the little boy thinks its funny to imitate his teacher...who is not amused, and now he's in a spot of trouble :)
Thumbprint animals. Fun and simple.
Got tired of cutesy, apparently, and went for scary monsters....
I love his gross toes. and his pokey knees.
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