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Very nice thistle Gillian, Tessa you have painted your flowers and pot really well, I can’t see any pencil marks?.
Found a 1912 photo of an old lady using a spinning wheel , looked like my old grandma set my self a time of 30 min , managed it in 26 so added a little colour. I like the timer as it makes me concentrate and not fiddle to much. Had a busy day done the shopping and managed 4 sketches, will save some for a rainy day.

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Thanks Margaret. Dixie, there were no pencil marks, I meant I was trying not to have too many lines from the brush.
I like your spinning lady, reminds me of my ex neighbour who had her own spinning wheel and used to sit in the garden spinning away, very relaxing and not something you see now very often.
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Well you succeeded Tessa, no obvious lines. I keep practicing sketching bits of people, I hope to become better and eventually do a portrait. I’m really taken with hands, how they look different on each person, and when used todo different things. I used a graphite stick for the outline ,
brush and water to blend for the shading.
brush and water to blend for the shading.Edited
by Paul (Dixie) Dean
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Hi everyone, The standard of everyones sketching is getting higher and higher. Dixie Your hands are brilliant, whenever I do them they end up like sausages. Apologies again for missing most of the month, but here is my effort for today from this months leisure painter The broadway cook shop. This was painted using inktense pans.


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by Alan Beresford




