Yay, back into the swing of Shoot it, Sketch it after a few weeks off! Yesterday my partner & I went up Mount Tamborine for a drive & to do some photography. There is a beautiful garden up there & it has so many flowers & insects. I have heaps of photos to share & also found inspiration for this weeks Shoot it, Sketch it in this gorgeous Spider Daisy.
This 8×10″ print of my original Spider Daisy drawing is now available from The Little Leaf Shop.
© The Little Leaf 2013
I love to look through my photography albums, its amazing how many photographs I have taken over the years. With so many flower photos I find it quite enjoyable to group my photos into colour or subject matter. I hope you enjoy this little collection of floral photography. It’s so nice seeing the oranges, yellows & whites all together!
© The Little Leaf 2013
For the last drawing of myself & Bec’s Desert Inspired Drawing Project, I decided to just start doodling with the colours of my Copic Markers that I felt represented the Desert. I chose browns, oranges & earthy tones. I love how this piece turned out, sometimes I find it so much more rewarding if I don’t plan out a drawing before I start.
This has been a very motivating project for me, I sometimes go weeks without putting a new drawing on my shop & I have managed to put 1 up for the last 3 days. If you would like to purchase this print it is now available from The Little Leaf Shop.
© The Little Leaf 2013
Its Day 2 of myself & Bec’s Desert Inspired Drawing Project. One of the key things that stood out for me when brainstorming ‘Desert’ was the Cactus. I used to collect these when I was little – I had so many, it’s actually brought back a few childhood memories.
I remembered my favourite thing about my little Cacti collection was when they were flowering, so it had to be a flowering Cactus – I thought It would be the perfect opportunity to use my Copic Markers! This drawing is 8×10 inches & now available from The Little Leaf Shop.
Make sure you pop over to visit Bec at Clouds of Colour to see what she has come up with today.
© The Little Leaf 2013
