Walk Fifty-eight – In search of puddles
posted by Julie Oakley at Wednesday, June 21, 2006
Wednesday, June 21, 2006
Previous Posts
- Walk Fifty-seven – A roll in the hay
- Walk Fifty-six – My walking companion
- Walk Fifty-five – Harpenden Cricket Club
- Further pictures from yesterday and why not to buy...
- Walk Fifty-four – Three minute drawing
- Walk Fifty-three – Nature walk with Xavier
- Walk Fifty-two – Oooh-er bit of a shock!
- Walk Fifty-one – Ssshhhhh
- Walk Fifty – A poppy before breakfast
- Walk Forty-nine – Xavier on his ‘like bike’
MY CHALLENGE.
Walk a minimum of one mile from home. Record where you’ve been with a drawing, sculpture, photo or painting and then walk back. Every day for a year.
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4 Comments:
Ahh, the optimism of children! Wish we could hang on to it all our lives! Amazing series of drawings and paintings that you are building up!
Lovely clouds again - funny how that pleasure in wellies is almost universal at that age.
ah yes
puddles!
one of the things that interests me most as i look at your drawings (and other artist's blogs) is the use of the well in the sketchbooks...or i suppose i should say the use of the two-page spread and placement of the well in the sketch.
i used to draw more than i do and must just "do it" daily again. (i use a camera primarily tho i have a small sketchbook i add to when i can get the bloody scans to look halfway decent)
"Xavier is insistent on wearing wellington boots and there were numerous diversions off the main path in search of puddles to jump in. As you can imagine we returned home with the boots as dry as they were when we left home."
Too funny LOL!!
Jan
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