Now March sketch a day and/or have a blether
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I have removed it Angela all you could do was to go back and remove the content but the post would still be there as one of the moderators I can remove then . Don’t take any notice of the comment that it violates the rules that’s what appears when we remove something.Many thanks Paul, I have some photos on my resizer and as they have been reduced their gallery pops up so maybe it duplicated the image on their setting, thank you for erasing it. Hope you are beginning to recover from your surgery (if it's over and done with)! Nice you are back online, take care now! Have a great week! I might start sketching some Swallows for my Memoir chronicle essays...Have been compiling a set of essays about where I grew up in Yorkshire and the market town has some history too so started writing a chronological set of essays dates from late 1700's and the Swallow birds that migrate to Southern Africa are my mascots!! Started sketching a swallow in flight so may post it in , birds are lovely to draw from reference photos! Nice to blether today and thank you for erasing that duplicate post, much appreciated!
A Swallow bird in flight! I started this drawing late last year as am writing some chronological essays about a place in Yorkshire for memoirs! The Swallow birds are mascots that observe epics in the small market town and as they migrate to Southern Africa they record their observations while on their flight over the Atlantic flight path... They are the narrators for this story! This Swallow looks plump and he is the first to observe a great fire in the market town mid 1800's where a corn warehouse caught on fire and so he fled from the rafters of his nest in the church tower. .. the fledglings were miraculously saved from the fumes that ravished the air and a bell-ringer had rescued the nest so it was placed in hedge around the back of the church yard. The Swallow narrates it's tale on its flight path to warmer climes in Southern Africa... This is an illustration for chapter one... Next the fledglings opening their beaks in the nest..
