Woof

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Copyright Jennifer Rose Phillip

One green horse finished. I haven't yet decided that my style loosening up due to college is a good thing or a bad thing. On the one hand I am a lot quicker, but on the other its really really scribbly :p

Copyright Leslie Hawes

Blog friend Leslie sent me this drawing of Luka :D I love it, just need to find a frame now and hang it on the wall.

I am so glad its the weekend soon. Need to sleep in for a few hours and then get caught up on some drawing. Well thats the plan. Things seem to have the habit of changing....

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  1. 2paw10:34 pm

    Love the green horse, and what a beautiful portrait of Luka!!!
    'Woof' just makes me think of Rik Mayall in Blackadder!!!

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  2. Perpetual Chocoholic3:44 am

    I really love the horse! Especially the colour!

    I know what you mean about loosening up. I'm much quicker than I was a year ago, but that doesn't necessarily pay off in the type of art I do. Minute details are what my stuff is about. Hard to do quickly!

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  3. Leslie Hawes8:41 pm

    Thanks for posting Luka!
    Glad he is where he belongs!

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  4. Serena Lewis9:45 pm

    I admire the more loose style for sketching and wish I could do it. Any tips? I have the same problem as Sandy...painting realism makes it hard to loosen up because I'm so used to getting down to nitty-gritty detail. That's why I started my quick sketchbook entries as I'm hoping they will help me to loosen up and not be so pedantic.

    Luca is gorgeous! I didn't know you had a dog? Or was he a family pet you once had? Maybe you mentioned him previously on your blog and I've forgotten...my mind is like a sieve at times.

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  5. Tweed Thoughts10:29 pm

    Lovely animal drawings, sketchy or not! :)

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  8. Jennifer Rose10:30 pm

    thanks cindy :)hubby had to look up a clip for me with rik mayall as i had no idea was funny lol

    sandy, thank you :) no it doesn't help with a realistic style. hmm needs to be a way to combine the 2

    thanks again leslie! :D *big hugs*

    serena, hmm timing myself helped get looser sketches. wouldn't spend more then 5 mins on complex things. means you have to focus on the most important things and only draw those lines. had a dog :( he is still alive but back in canada. hope to get another one once we have the time and money for one :)

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  9. kaslkaos5:04 pm

    Loosening up is great. If you like the style, you can continue developing it, if not, it will at least help you speed things up. It's always good to stretch a little.

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  10. Shashi Nayagam11:55 am

    Another beautiful sketch. Love the dog picture too.

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  11. Unknown4:51 pm

    Haha, I laugh, I am soooooooo trying to loosen up a bit with watercolour. You seem to be doing very weel, your horse has a lot of movement :)
    Great portrait from Leslie, very lovely, he is beautiful

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  12. Jennifer Rose9:33 pm

    thanks alison :)

    ingrid, a stretch is helpful. i think i need to draw a few more pieces like this before I figure out if i like it or not :)

    thanks shashi :)

    thanks chrissy :) i think you are doing a good job loosening up with the watercolours :)

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  13. Anonymous9:59 am

    I actually really like the scribbly-ness of the green horse!!

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  14. Linda Fleming2:12 am

    I love your animal drawing- you do them so well.

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