Monday, January 16 - ADD YOUR DAILY HERE
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I've added my Monday drawings to my discussion!
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Permalink Reply by Lorraine Rigby on
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here is my scowling sketch..quick pencil sketch wanted to try a different expression! I have put it in my daily sketches to save uploading it too many times!
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Love this Di, but I was looking for it in YOUR discussion LOL. YES let's chat soon about how to try and manage this group a TAD more efficiently... lol
I will be on skype all day today and it will be quiet so a good day for a chat. Is it your day off today??
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#6 Pen Drawing
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#7 Pen Drawing
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Sketch in Moleskine. Will add color with colored pencils or watercolors.
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#12 Pen Drawing in Moleskine Adding color in process/colored pencil
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#14 Pen drawing in Molesine. "Perplexed Zebra"
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