Showing posts with label doodles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doodles. Show all posts

Thursday, April 03, 2014

Been Doodling

Hello everyone. It's been awhile.

Since mom's death in January, my mind has been everywhere and nowhere at the same time. Makes it kind of hard to think.

Here are some pictures I've been working on for a blog post coming out April 26th on Stitches Thru Time.

I'll be giving away a copy of my book To Carry Her Cross, choosing from anyyone who leaves a comment and there are other giveaways at the site as well.

Mark your Calendar and stop by and say hello @ Stitches Thru Time.

Now for the pictures







 
 
These pictures may seem like they're all over the place, but trust me, they do make sense together.
 
Stop by Stitches Thru Time on April 26th and find out how.

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

In the Words of Art Linkletter...

Kids say the darndest things.




And as my grandchildren, beautiful as they are, are kids... they are no different.

My two grandchildren from Colorado came for a visit, and while they were here, I decided to use some of my other artsy energies and do a bit of doodling.

Now as some of you know, I don't claim to be a Schulz or anything. But given enough time, I can draw a decent cartoon or doodle a doodle. Grandma is not without her talents.




Try telling that to a five-year-old.

My eldest granddaughter, Brianne, has more discerning tastes when it comes to art. She liked my doodles enough she wanted me to draw some for her. And of course she was so proud of my ability she thought my other grandchildren should share in the wonder.

Elise studied my doodles and gave my attempts at art a thoughtful  nod.

Ian looked at the pictures, then at me, then back at the pictures, his brows drawn like an old man's as he considered his feelings about my art. As much consideration as he gave my drawings, I expected a glowing compliment. Yeah right...

When he finally figured out what he wanted to say, he said, "Wow Grandma, you're a good tracer."

Brianne tried to explain that Grandma didn't trace it. She really draws."

Ian was not accepting that as fact. I was a good tracer and that was that.

Oh well, one wonders what he'd say if he read one of my books. I wonder if he knows the word Plagiarism...


Here's the picture Ian said I traced.