Skills can be learned; Talent is something to develop
Drawing, as an example, has many variations. There is drawing with graphite, colored pencils, charcoal, markers, pen and ink. How many of these have you experimented with. Every artist has their chosen medium. This drawing set gives you the opportunity to try a variety at one low cost. Add a sketch pad and you have many hours to experiment, sketch, draw and develop that talent.
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Drawing - You Don't have to have lots of color to have beauty.
Painting comes in many forms.
Mix your colors or go by a plan.
"We live in a rainbow of chaos.
Paul Cezanne"
Escaping to the Great Outdoors
A great place to take your paints or pencils!
I have some very fond memories of both camping and picnics. I also have some horror stories of each. As a teenager my family (Mom, Dad, 4 brothers and myself) started tent camping with a couple of tents. I seemed to have this uncanny way of drawing rain. I can't count the times I woke up and it had been raining hard enough that the water came in the tent and I was actually sleeping in a pool of water. One time we pulled in at night, set up our tents and went to sleep to find out in the morning we were camped in a dry creek bed - that was getting wet because it was raining. There was the time Dad cooked steak for us on the grill for a late (in the dark) supper and it was pretty good. For some reason one of the boys brought the lantern closer to the table from the tree it was hanging in. That was it for me - I can't take meat that I see the 'juices' running out of when those juices are bright red! There were lots of great times, smores by the campfire, walks through the woods, or reading a book under the canopy of trees.
Once I got married we did most of our camping with minimum equipment - we rode motorcycles and didn't pull a trailer - we still had a tent that attracted rain! Often we would picnic for our noon meal while we were on a trip. A loaf of french bread, a couple types of cheese, some fruit and some wine made a very simple meal.
The other item is for by the pool, a trip to the beach or at the campsite. It is a storage locker that can keep towels, blankets, toys, or a cooler together at the beach or by the pool. It has 3 sewn in shelves that can keep items out of the wind and sun. If it is windy there are stakes to hold the corners to the ground. It is an item that can make summer fun that much more carefree. If you have kids, the toys and playthings can be placed there at the campsite to keep them contained and out of sight to unwelcome visitors at night or when you are off for other activities.
While you are at it, don't forget the sketch pad and paints or drawing material for that inspirational time in the great outdoors. A great time to pull out that creativity that we often forfeit in our lives because of the little time it takes. Take a break this summer, get out in the woods. Remember it is always cooler under the shade of the trees and with a natural breeze.
What are people talking about in the drawing world?
Learning to draw in this day does sometimes involve computers.
- Sketch Pages: Leah Cooper: Drawing in Space
- My work employs drawing as a strategy to investigate the influence of visual information on a viewer's subjective perception of object and place. I work outside the traditional notion of drawing as a 2-dimensional representation of the ...
- Pencil Art Sketches | SKETCHING DRAWING
- Pencil Art Sketches - The free online tutorial on pencil art pencil sketching. Also, this guide helps you earn money by selling your art works.
- Milton Glaser on drawing and thinking - Boing Boing
- In this short video by C. Coy, designer Milton Glaser draws a picture of Shakespeare while talking about the ways that drawing helps him think and perceive: "for me, drawing has always been a primary way of encountering reality." ...
- Kirk's low-key approach in Senate drawing notice | Antiwar Newswire
- Click here to see the comments (3188830http://wire.antiwar.com/2009/11/26/kirks-low-key-approach-in-senate-drawing-notice-2/Kirk%27s+low-key+approach+in+Senate+drawing+notice2009-11-26+19%3A30%3A18admin) or add a new comment ...
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What was your first experience with drawing that you remember?
How do you like this lens - share your thoughts. Thanks.
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- jbs260 jbs260 Oct 5, 2008 @ 9:45 pm
- When talking about minatures, what sizes of pictures cover minitures. Stamp size? Post card size? 5"x7"?
Thank you. Beautiful works.
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- stargazer00 stargazer00 Oct 2, 2008 @ 4:27 pm
- Not much for drawing. I like to look at other people's drawings but I'm no good at it.
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- vbright105 vbright105 Oct 2, 2008 @ 9:44 am
- I used to draw horses. Good lens
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- CabinFeverStudios CabinFeverStudios Sep 6, 2008 @ 12:55 pm
- Nice lens...I am going to lensroll it to some of my pages!
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