Uh-oh—I left my house without my sketchbook! Arg! Luckily, I found a paper bag (or a stone or an apple…). For this challenge, draw on a non-traditional object or surface.
Rules are simple:
Color or B&W
2D or 3D
Any surface, as long as it’s unexpected
Drawing from direct observation preferable
One-week deadline: You have until May 3, so get drawing! Send your images to RNAC.workshops@gmail.com.
Bunny in a Clam Shell, by Joyce Roessler Nature as Artist on Cement, by Len Burgess
Petals on Floor, by Karen Ristuben
Sunflower on Glass, by Anne Marie Crotty
Breakfast, by Claire Wyzenbeek
Look Who’s Talking, by Janice BrandDrawing by Anonymous. Photo by Matt Cegelis
Social Distancing, by Barbara Moody
And on it goes….Cocktail Time: Sex on the Beech (Leaf), by Helen ToryLiner Love, by Linda BourkeButter Fly, by Helen ToryEaster Napkin Setting, by Jane HivelyMy New Love: Concrete, by Ken KingLoo Roll, by Helen ToryCharcoal and Chalk on Exposed Aggregate Concrete, by Ken KingEmerging, by Ray MagnanDogs on Bark, by Linda Bourke Walking on Eggshells, by Janice Brand Bagged One, by Linda Bourke
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