It's been a while since I've posted from my sketchbook. We've sketched at Monticello Antiques all winter and are ready to move outdoors. Above, I drew the grape clusters with both dominant and non-dominant hands.
The orchids are from this week's sketch date with a little watercolor play.
The faces were drawn with dominant and non-dominant hands, too. I really like the freer form of the smaller non-dominant hand sketches. There's a lesson here. Getting away from left brain thinking leads to a looser right brain images.
It's been a while since I've posted from my sketchbook. We've sketched at Monticello Antiques all winter and are ready to move outdoors. Above, I drew the grape clusters with both dominant and non-dominant hands.
The orchids are from this week's sketch date with a little watercolor play.
The faces were drawn with dominant and non-dominant hands, too. I really like the freer form of the smaller non-dominant hand sketches. There's a lesson here. Getting away from left brain thinking leads to a looser right brain images.
Looks like you have really had a lot of fun sketching in your journal this winter. How interesting to use each hand to see the differences. Happy weekend...
ReplyDeleteI always love seeing what you are up to in your sketch book. It is interesting to see how different the right hand is from the left.
ReplyDeleteI love your sketches, Paula, and they always remind me that I should do it more myself!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great exercise I am really attracted to pen and ink in a very sketchy style, nice work.
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