The leaves I drew yesterday were so shiny that I didn’t want to stop with a line drawing, but went back and added the shadows, shades and sheen. So here is the Western red cedar again.
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March 28, 2022 at 8:25 am
Pam Vorce
I want that drawing. It is a celestial being. What a lovely drawing Amy. I am admiring that you persist with you art. I want to get back to mine. The move sapped my muse. I am not going to do a whole poem just single lines from my poets heart …winning descriptions, intriguingly deep thoughts( you never know!), a record of sacred happenings and events. I admire your artistic diligence and look what it wrought! Blessings. Pam
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March 28, 2022 at 2:05 pm
Karen Skold
love this one!
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