DRAWING FROM THE DAY
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on not stopping

7/17/2017

 
since i broke my wrist and can't really type, i assumed there would be no blogging either.  but i can't stop drawing.  here's my 1-handed version of joey challenge #174. 

following that is a 10-minute sketch of the incredibly bulky cast and sling i'm wearing. 

my previous post has all the tiles i've been sneaking in 1-handed since the break.

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joey challenge 174. the main tangle is "asian fans" and the rest is my embellishments on the lovely be-ribboned string created by suzanne ng. this was a "finish my tile" challenge and if you look at her original, it's lovely all by itself. i used a rainbow lead pencil and graphite for color and shading.
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yikes.
ria matheussen link
7/17/2017 04:04:59 pm

Lovely tile, made with beautiful colors!

Joey link
7/17/2017 06:19:00 pm

Your tile is gorgeous and I totally admire your determination to keep drawing despite your bulky cast!

Meridiana
7/17/2017 07:16:08 pm

Wow, thank you both!

Trudi
7/17/2017 10:10:51 pm

LMAO, nothing is going to stop you from Tangling! Love the drawing of your cast and the watch🤗

Meridiana
7/18/2017 09:07:52 am

thanks, trudi. i'm so surprised to still be tangling!

Susie Ng link
7/17/2017 11:05:15 pm

ONE-handed????!!!! You must be kidding me. I need both just to draw a simple line. That brings to light who is the real artist and who is the would-like-to-be artist cum stay at home single dog owner. Your Asian Fans is absolutely gorgeous and the whole tile with the subtle colors is marvelous. I am so glad you took the time and energy despite the draw-back to participate on my challenge.
PS: your cast sketch could pass as a new tangle.

meridiana
7/18/2017 09:12:06 am

wow, susie, thank you so much, your original string with the asian fans was so beautiful i just had to use it. thamk you for the inspiration! i got a laugh out of your cast comment. it's a hot mess--bulky and all tangled with ace bandages going every which way. fortunately it's temporary.

Ilse link
7/18/2017 08:46:22 am

I'm glad you can't stop drawing! You've made a beautiful tile with those colours and shading. Take care with your wrist...!

meridiana
7/18/2017 09:13:34 am

thank you for your comment and well-wishes, ilse.

Michele Wynne link
7/19/2017 11:03:27 pm

Beautifully executed and remarkable that you did this with your wrist injury;-)


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