I Think I Can I Think I Can

Well, I missed three days this week but I think I can make up the three sketches. So it won't be everyday in May but,at least,it will be thirty one sketches!

La La La La Life Goes On

A houseful of grandchildren and their parents slowed me down a little this week. I'm not complaining. It was a happy chaos. Here are the sketches that I've scanned so far. I'll catch up later this week.

Two Down

Two weeks have gone by since I started my thirty day sketch-a-thon. Well, actually, it's thirty one since it's every day in May.

I've surprised myself at how relaxed I am about this. Usually when I set a goal I become a driven fool. This time I'm enjoying the journey.

Staying on Track

Seven Days and Counting

Still struggling to get out of my drawing slump, I've been perusing the many wonderful artist blogs I visit. One of these great bloggers wrote about the benefit of drawing everyday for thirty days even if all you could muster was a scribble. I wish I could remember whose blog it was! If you read Drawing Breath and recently posted about drawing for thirty days in a row, please, let me know and I'll give credit where credit is due.

All that being said, I read the post and decided to give it a go. May 1 was the start day. So while I'm not officially part of the Every Day in May group I guess unofficially I am. I'm easily distracted, as the piles of ongoing projects in my studio prove, but I'm bound and determined to do this. (Please note, I waited a week to see how really bound and determined I might be before posting about it! LOL)

What a World!

This weekend gave us extraordinary examples of faith, love and hope - the faith of Blessed John Paul II, the love of the royal newlyweds and our hope that peace among all faiths and countries will be ours someday.