The most meditative thing I can do is draw on location.
It's the one thing that completely quiets my restless mind. Earlier in the week, after particularly long afternoon, I sat out in our driveway and drew our house. It's not exactly the same as the days when I'd spend hours in coffee shops or restaurants sketching---but it's close. Not to mention it's a good feeling to sit back and take note the ways in which our house has transformed into our
home over the last four years.
7 comments:
Wonderful - I love this painting.
Bonsoir,
Une très belle aquarelle. L'atmosphère qu'elle dégage est chaleureuse. Un véritable petit nid douillet que cette jolie maison que vous avez.
Gros bisous ♡
Your home is so beautiful! And a couple years ago I went on a home tour of all the historic houses on Fort Bliss (the ones that all the high ranking soldiers live in). In the post commander's house they had a wall with little paintings of every house they lived in over the course of his Army career. It definitely inspired me to do the same; I think it's a wonderful way to remember everyplace you called home.
How pretty!! Very nice work. I love house artwork, I think it means so much.
This reminds me that I have something in the works for Darling & Dear - house related that I've been meaning and meaning to get working on. This might have given me to push to get on that tonight!! :)
Thank you all for your kind words! Martine Alison--I really like the thought of it looking like a little nest:) That is certainly how it feels.
Jax--what a great idea!!!! Love that.
Kim--Excited to see what's ahead for you!
This sketch is so great! Drawing on location is definitely quite meditative. I also noticed the differences/similarities versus drawing in cafe's. I think it really depends on mood and emotions that day. Sometimes I can filter out the white noise in cafe's... other times all the difference chatter inspires my doodles :) Again, lovely post!
LOVE this :)
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