Hah! Bet you thought it ought to be “drawn and quartered”, and you’d be right. However, it didn’t quite fit with this discussion on drawing and I don’t intend to draw and quarter anybody. I have been thinking all day about what to say about my watercolor drawing of the neighbor’s big plum tree. I like the tree, you could say I was drawn to it. It produces shade and color for the neighborhood. Not very deep, though I must say it gives me joy to see it in its colorful glory. When I sat down to do a watercolor study in my neighborhood, I was immediately attracted to the array of awnings and lamp posts, hence the title. On this occasion, I thought I’d share the Mother’s Day Card I made for my Mom and a little bit about it.Thank You Stillman & Birn
About the Stillman & Birn Sketchbook
This past February, I won a Stillman & Birn Beta Series sketchbook in an online “giveaway” sponsored by Stillman & Birn. I thought I’d share my thoughts on the sketchbook now that I’ve had it for a couple of months.
Drawing. A Mental Meander on the Word “Drawing”
Drawing and Quartering.
Awnings and Lamp Posts – Candlewood Park Watercolor Study
Mom’s Doll with a Seashell Hat
Happy Mother’s Day Mom!
Margaret Stermer-Cox
Abstract Watercolor Painter