Tanaudel

Hello Kathleen!
I know you're without a book, but I love the way you keep on chugging in everyone else's. You have such an amazing spirit and are still in the game when others would have dropped out long ago.  I'll be sending out this little drawing next week. Happy Holidays!

Anna Denise's Moly

My contribution to Anna Denise's Moly - pen and ink with a touch of watercolour pencil.

Who would like this very lovely book next? (seriously lovely pieces, everyone!)

I sent Chris' Moly to Marina and after months it was returned to me so I am going to post it to her again this week.

Suspicious Characters - Remi's moleskine

Here is my contribution to Remi's moleskine - portraits executed in sepia ink with a dip pen:



And the sign-in page to date:

Vast Expanses of Blue

My contribution to the sign in page for Marina's moly - I can dance, but I can't dance well!

Self portrait executed in broad strokes (and illustrating the dangers of using flash photographs for reference).

When doodling gets out of hand.

Tanaudel reenters Earth's atmosphere

I am back in Australia and I have begun my Moleskine for the exchange.

I executed my self-portrait in Pitt Artist Pens (my favourite sketchbook pen at the moment, although you can see the individual pen strokes). As you can see, I was feeling pretty cheerful when I planned it, and not having any self-esteem issues.

And here is a small version because Blogger is cutting off the right-hand side of the picture. Does anyone know how to stop that?

Here is the sign-in page. I am showing the small version because it is very ugly, although you can of course see a larger version by going through to Flickr and clicking "all sizes". I am hoping every one else's frames and pictures will make it a little bit less of an eyesore.

I don't think I have a theme. But I do like old fashioned games and parlour games and word games, so I won't object if people reference those - and I did allude to them in the books on the sign-in page.