Before our drawing exercise today with my youth group, I asked them to write stream of consciousness around barriers– barriers that come up in
Tag: charcoal
Holding on or letting go… lessons from my nephew.
As I watch my nephew taking his steps towards his independence, I am struck with the battle we all struggle with between holding on and
“Boid.” BIRD, bird, BbIiRrDd… how my 18-month-old nephew made my crow drawing a masterpiece.
Completed interactive art: DRAWING TUTORIAL 1 CROW: You will need: • Paper • Charcoal • Dry pastel (one bright color) • Eraser • Scissors • White
Introducing my new pay-per-view drawing tutorials! Tutorial 1: How to Draw a Crow
DRAWING TUTORIAL 1 CROW: You will need: • Paper • Charcoal • Dry pastel (one bright color) • Eraser • Scissors • White Acrylic paint •
Pouring my soul into a physical form… Emerging young artist: Amanda-Lynn Woodworth
When I draw it feels almost like pouring my soul into a physical form and charcoal pours the best. – Amanda-Lynn Film by Amanda-Lynn at Intersections
Lost and found and off to a new home. Bettie Page.
Found in the art vault (drawn in the mid 90’s) and sold at an art event:
Large charcoal piece up for silent auction March 10 #artevent
In 1986, my teacher (artist/surrealist) Martin Guderna, facilitated a paradigm shift in how I approached drawing. This was my resulting “thesis” piece for the course. That’s
