
Yummy yummy blueberry pancakes.


Rick and Chandler
We met at Court Square this month. It was rainy and cold so we didn't get to sketch outside like we had hoped :( We sketched at the Blue Plate Cafe instead. We all sat at one big round table. I had already eaten breakfast, but I got a cup of coffee & sketched it. The table cloth pattern was fun to sketch:
(hand book watercolor journal + prismacolor col-erase pencil in brown)
Then I sketched a tea bag, creamer & sugar packet:
(moleskine pocket sketchbook + mechanical pencil)
My last sketch was of a salt shaker:
(moleskine pocket sketchbook + Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pens + Lamy fountain pen w/ noodlers ink + a borrowed sharpie pen?)
I wished I had gotten to sketch this:
Maybe another day??? :)
Next Sketch Group this Saturday, March 5, 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM





Yesterday's drawing session was overwhelming and wonderful. I couldn't help but think of one of Memphis's best painters, Beth Edwards, as I roamed Bojo's; so I decided to sketch a doll in an awesome fringed turquoise stroller as an homage. I used turquoise ink and a calligraphy pen. Pen and ink, while similar the watercolor brushwork that I often use, took a bit of adjustment for me. Luckily a little photoshop magic this afternoon helped me fix some of the values in the piece and clean up a few drips and drops.
Fun times at Bojo's today! Here's my sketch of a crazy antique mug that was evidently part of some-sort of Norman Rockwell signature line. I couldn't get over the subtleties in the fleshtones. It was creepily life-like. So I got to brush up on my fleshtones and still life.Since we were indoors this morning, I drew this on an iPad with a stylus using the SketchBook Pro app. Sketch on! -CF
