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Noooo !

 

Please continue to. It's not a competition, there are no league tables, it's a safe & friendly place for anyone and everyone to post. :)

It's more like doodles. I'll sleep over it.

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@Astron, I'd love to see any doodles you're willing to post :). What I like most about forums instead of e.g. blogs is that you can see how a bunch of different people do things. I think even the crudest sketches (not to suggest that your doodles are crude!) are interesting and expressive. And I think everyone I've seen here is friendly and encouraging, which always helps (or else I'd probably never have posted myself...).

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@Astron, I'd love to see any doodles you're willing to post :). What I like most about forums instead of e.g. blogs is that you can see how a bunch of different people do things. I think even the crudest sketches (not to suggest that your doodles are crude!) are interesting and expressive. And I think everyone I've seen here is friendly and encouraging, which always helps (or else I'd probably never have posted myself...).

 

 

@Astron... You haven't seen my doodles???... Here is an example... I was trying to copy Tas... I think I did a PRETTY GOOD job at it... :lol: :lol:

 

 

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"The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it's the illusion of knowledge." -Stephen Hawking,

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Sure. If I'll ever be in Toronto I'll find you in the crowd. Curly hair, skirt, big shoes. How hard can it be? ;)

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Sure. If I'll ever be in Toronto I'll find you in the crowd. Curly hair, skirt, big shoes. How hard can it be? ;)

 

 

ROFLOL!!.... That's me a to tee..... :lticaptd:

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**** BauerInks.ca ****

**** MORE.... Robert Oster Signature INKS ****

**** NICK STEWART - KWZI INKs TEST ****

"The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it's the illusion of knowledge." -Stephen Hawking,

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And don't forget that she'd be carrying a fountain pen (or six) -- all filled with murky green ink.... ;)

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

 

ETA: For some reason the turn in this conversation made me think of an old cartoon done by a guy my husband used to work with years ago when we lived in MA:

https://goo.gl/images/VMgCCA

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"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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Scanned a few more from my plein air practice sessions. Unfortunately, FPN seems to be having server/network/something issues, so I'm having trouble uploading them. Hope the website goes back to normal soon!

 

 

Inside a coffee shop minus all of the patrons because people are too difficult

 

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This is a... bridge or overpass or something... I think fpn_1539412398__sketch24.jpg

 

 

An abandoned diner

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Looking at these, it seems I've been largely unsuccessful in my attempts to loosen up. Hmm...

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When you have to attent an English training and your English is already better than that of the trainer...

 

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A raptor might appear and hopefully eat everyone so you can go home.

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Love it! I can recall wishing for similar dinosaur interventions during class in the third grade :lol: Good to see they are still in high demand.

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Combination of a sketch and text (a-la lettering) to create a "product badges" in old school style. In the basis was an oil painting "wolf" by S I M U L.

 

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Scanned a few more from my plein air practice sessions. Unfortunately, FPN seems to be having server/network/something issues, so I'm having trouble uploading them. Hope the website goes back to normal soon!

 

Looking at these, it seems I've been largely unsuccessful in my attempts to loosen up. Hmm...

 

 

~ crahptacular:

 

All three plein air sketches look great on my screen.

Energetic, pulling me into the scenes.

Thank you!

Tom K.

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When you have to attent an English training and your English is already better than that of the trainer...

 

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A raptor might appear and hopefully eat everyone so you can go home.

 

~ Astronymus:

 

Very funny...and on-target.

I know the feeling you're describing, even if I'd be unable to draw such a charming dinosaur.

Tom K.

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