Blog 7
The past week was a
rollercoaster of emotions. It started out with a wonderful lunch and
craft afternoon with a good friend. We created a felted heart for
Valentine’s Day. I am not sure whether she kept hers or gave it to
a loved one, but I had to make two more hearts so that I could give
one to each of my kids and my husband.
I also made it
finally back into my studio and worked on the portrait of Candy, our
late Golden Retriever. After two hours of painting, I am a lot
happier with how she looks than I was before. She is still a little
too light, but I will take care of this at a later stage. Next, I
want to work on Alex.
For my Tuesday
Cartoon drawing class, I drew a Hydra. It was wonderful to see how
this serpent with many heads from the Greek mythology inspired and
animated the children.
With my Sunday
class, I had a look at the way a person was simplified drawing a
Manga-style and a Minecraft boy.
For the rest of the
week, I kept knitting my temperature shawl, and, while dealing with some very sad news, found comfort in
felting Alex’ fur into my biggest felting challenge so far: a small
version of him. I have decided that I will create him in a sphinx
pose. Now that I have the inner body, it is time to sort his fur by
colour to get to the detail.
On Thursday, on my way downtown, I created a quick sketch of one of the other passengers. Sketching during bus rides helps me to avoid the motion sickness I usually get.
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