On the walk through Holland Park toward the Design Museum, it was the zinnias that caught my eye -
and later thelavender and the sweet peas and ??? in the plantings -I had a few (only a few) soluble crayons and pencils, and tried to be free -
This page pleased me. Although it looks a bit "pretty", it is the result of observation, unconscious placement of elements, and daring colour mixing with my few colours -
Joyce too was being free and colourful -
Judith found a compendium of objects in the museum -
Janet B continues to be captivated by chairs -
Janet K carefully explored spatial relations of objects -
Najlaa captured an interior view of the museum's central hall -
Jo experimented with left-hand and right-hand drawings of the same tree -
Mags writes more about the Femur Stool on her blog -
Carol went from the particular to the general in the Japanese garden -
Extracurricular activities
Carol had taken her sketchbook to Blickling Hall -
Janet K had been out drawing "in the wild" too, at Victorial Park and in Kew Gardens -
... as well as at Cafe Sketchers -
... and this is how she keeps her threads from rolling off down the carriage -
That is a brilliant idea to carry threads while travelling. Off to find some elasticated cord in my supplies.
ReplyDeleteThe red daisy-like flowers in the second photo are a variety of Rudbeckia or Black-eyed/Brown-eyed Susan or Coneflower.
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