TO HULL AND BACK

Hull, Massachusetts, that is.  On the way home this evening from a Zentangle® get-together, CZT Debra and I drove down to the Hull Gut (one end of the Hull Peninsula) on the advice of CZT Elaine and her husband, both of whom told us to check it out.  The sunset was OUTRAGEOUS...

And if that stunning view wasn't enough, eight or nine CZTs attended the get-together in a wonderfully comfortable room in the church hall and Victoria Dewey Babbin led us through her freeform mandala process.  There were a few minor technical issues with the camera at the start of her presentation, and, thinking I knew where she was going, I zoomed ahead--and thus I didn't grasp her basic concept once the problems were resolved and she resumed.  When, oh when, will I learn?  I was too far ahead to change what I'd done, once she explained her technique.  So you won't see it below, sigh...

Nevertheless, I think I understood what she was getting at, even though it's not shown here.  I had a lovely time, finished the work tonight, and only later realized that I had come up with very similar colors to the sunset we saw on our way home.  I must have had sunset on the brain--even before it happened.

Prismacolor pencils with Moonlight Gellyroll pens (highlights) and an 01 Micron.