More Rough Sketches

 The past two months I have been going to Art Workshops again and I can see my progress.  It has been great and therapeutic to my mind heart, and soul to draw like this again.  I am seeing myself grow as an artist.

Workshop. 20 min Drawing

 The hardest thing about growth is it takes time, but when you see yourself improve it's fantastic.  I am happy with my progress, no matter how slow.  This was a 20 mins pencil/pen and ink drawing in an art workshop.  

Inktober Fun

 I have become less judgemental of myself when I create for myself.  I try to just let myself wonder and draw what makes me happy.  Apparently, mystery stories make me happy.  This was me just playing around with this and having fun.  I may draw her again later on.

My study of Batman TAS Style

This summer I had the pleasure of teaching Bruce Timm's Batman TAS style to some students.  It was my first time seriously studying this style and trying to design a scene.  I have come to really appreciate this style and I will continue to study it later on.  The students also did fantastic learning this style!  Tune in next time.... same Bat Time, same Bat Channel! 

Caricature Night

 My friend Suzy Q sang at That's Amore last week.  She is a lovely singer and this is the caricature drawing of her I did during her performance and was singing "Stand By Me".  I hope to come back and draw more.

Fisherman Watercolor/Marker

 A friend of mine at church wanted a drawing of a fisherman by a body of water.  This was my first time in a while drawing with markers/watercolors and I am pleased with how it turned out.  I will be doing more of these types of drawings in cafes and restaurants.

 

My Charcoal Examples from teaching class.

 

This past month I taught middle schoolers how to draw full figure with charcoal and newsprint.  It was great to be back in traditional mediums and to guide the next generation of artists.  I was pleased to see how well the students improved within 1 week.  At the end of class I did one last drawing and I was pleased to see how much I had improved as an artist.  The journey keeps going!