A bit of local color
I absolutely cannot NOT paint, so I got some sketches ready yesterday, put them on wc. paper, and started.
I finally had another riding lesson this morning at 9. Sometimes it is next to impossible for Rhonda, my trainer, and me to connect. And she put both of us through our paces today, so to speak. We are getting into more "advanced" work - lengthening and shortening stride, leg yielding, and today the shoulder in. I always get confused with the shoulder in going on the right rein. Rhonda says I am just over-complicating it - it's my way. ;) Anyway, that's life on the farm for today.
As always, your comments are most welcome! |
I love a glimpse into your life Kathryn. :) And both portraits are looking great already! You did get some challenging poses, but your sketches look really well done, you have the likeness right on. :) I'm longing for a riding lesson when you describe it, glad you had fun.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I'm doing horses and you're doing portraits...What is the moon blue?
ReplyDeleteAndy does look like a kind fellow with a sense of humor. I can see it in his eyes. You're off to a good start. As for that graduation picture, it isn't the best, but I know you'll make the best out of it. I can see it in your drawing.
Kathryn!!! This is really great! The likeness is incredible. Your Aunt's friend will love her granddaughters portrait...!! Andy looks great as well.
ReplyDeleteI think the portraits looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky you got to go riding!
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such courage - two portraits back to back! lookin' good!
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