02/12/21 Enough

 I just really like this detail and the composition of it cropped this way. 

02/11/2021 Enough

 

01/29/2021 Pumpkin seeds

 

12/10/2020 Mom’s Suncatcher

 

12/03/2020 End-of-the-day glass

 

11/23/2020 Wine glass apple—start

 

11/22/2020 Mom’s Red Apple

 

11/13/2020 Last Standing

 

10/23/2020 Silver Stillife

 

10/17/2020 New Still-life In Progress

 1st time painting with Procreate....

10/10/2020 Kitchen Table

 

10/05/2020 Inktober #5: Blade

This is my very first venture into ProCreate, so, as with when I started with Art Set 4, expect a lot of doodles and drawings done exploring each of the different rendering tools before you see anything indicating any kind of skill. Nowhere to go but up. Wheeee!

09-30-2020 2h Pastel Apple

 

09-28-2020 Heavypaint Cores

 

09-27-2020 Sketchbook: RGB Apple #2

 

09-24-2020 Sketchbook RGB Apple

 3 ballpoint pens and a sharpie

09-26-2020 Delicious Reflections

 My last entry to the Maryland Federation Of Art’s Juried Exhibition, Light And Shadow 2020:

09-25-2020 Opaque Heavypaint Apple

 Note to self: Mute on Discord while using iPad to both communicate via Discord while playing D&D and painting when not my turn.... oops. 

09-24-2020 Fuji At Night 4.0 (a 1hr apple)

 It’s been a long busy week and at night while in bed I can grab my phone and do a quick HEAVYPAINT apple before bed. Sorry if it’s been a bit much of a good thing. I hope this weekend to finish my acrylic board piece and do something new. Hope you had a great week. 

 

09/23/2020 Another 2hr iPhone Apple

 I hate autocorrect.

I know I could turn it off but it is helpful a lot of the time. (Also, I’m typing this at night so please forget any uncaught typos!)  Apparently, autocorrect does NOT want to believe fingerPAINTING is not fingerPRINTING...SMH. What I am doing here with these HEAVYPAINT apples is definitely fingerPAINTING, just to be clear—my left pointer finger to be exact. 

It is amazing what we can do on these phones, isn’t it? I remember being in 3rd grade reading a story about kids who went to school at home using computers JUST EXACTLY as my kids are doing now.  Did we really think, boys and girls, that everyone would have a computer in their house one day? And that the computers could talk to each other? And that we could have tv phone calls? “Nooooooo,” we all said in 1979 to our substitute teacher, Mrs. Johnson, my best friend’s mom.  Wrongo, boys and girls. The future is now for those of use who grew up with rotary phones hanging on the wall. Time to plug in in my tricorder for the night. You know, the one with instant access to all human knowledge....