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A doodle I did at work.

Cleaned up and colored in Photoshop.  I'm not entirely of sure I like this color scheme.  I was going for Autumnish colors.  That's the beauty of layers though.  You can change it really fast.

Start of Summer

Is the End of the school year.  At the beginning of the year, my 10 year old asked me to design a binder cover for him.  Now it's June and summer has officially gotten underway and the doodle has held up pretty well.   This summer I have a lot of things I want to do.  Silkscreening and tye-dying to name a few.  Not to mention finishing up sewing projects that I've started.  How about you?  What are your summer project plans?

Doodle Monday

This is the start of....something. 

Artist's Block Remedy

Sometimes you start a sketch with something in mind, then it turns into something else.  Eventually you turn the page on your sketchbook and forget it entirely.  Then, you happen across it again (after a day of drawing stuff that looks like crud) and begin to think it has possiblitlies.  This is one of my more successful ways of dealing with artist's block.  Go back and look at something I've abandoned and see if it might fly.

And it might.

Random Drawings

 

I save all my doodles.  Even the ones I do in margins or at work when it's slow.  This one was hiding in the side pocket of my purse.  The reason being is that once you get them home and into Photoshop, you can do all sorts of things with those random sketches.  I thought this doodle had potential. 

I just love these colors.  They remind me of sherbet or yogurt.  This particular drawing was inspired by my friend Amy Hooton who uses gold ink in a lot of her drawings.

I wonder who would live in a paisley house--besides me I mean?