One of the freeing aspects to having this drawing tablet is the ability to sit down, doodle with no expectations, see what happens and then easily save it and share it without the hassle of transferring the creation from sketch book to computer.
I enjoy scribbling away and then seeing what kind of story I can pull from the image.
Just for the record, this does not describe any of the mothers I personally know.
Happy Mother’s Day!
Quote is from T.S. Eliot. I attempt to live a reflective, contemplative life now and wish to do so as I grow old(er). Rolled trousers can only help.
This is not a cinco de mayo cartoon. Floyd is not allowed to eat mayo, either, if it’s in the fridge.
I do try to be healthy. Well, some of the time.
I think church attendees tend to do this naturally, anyway, but it would be an interesting experiment to offer labeled sections and see where people chose to sit.
I want to work on creating my own font but I haven’t had the time yet. Anyone have any experience with that, or some tips for programs to use?
I forgot to add a layer as I was drawing this image so the original blue pencils were stuck on the background. Decided to leave them be and enjoy the loose style for this one. I catch myself asking these kinds of questions, especially as I get older.
Scandalous.
I’m really enjoying using this Monoprice tablet. I feel like I’m painting and/or using colored pencils or pastels… Drew this and then matched it up with a wonderful quote from Mr. Wendell Berry’s poem.
White Outs 