Showing posts with label Drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drawing. Show all posts

Sunday, June 23, 2013

Day 95 Lounge in the Flowers Basset

 

"Lounge in the Flowers Basset"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

9 x 12 Pencil Sketch

My first attempt at a full size sketch.
I like how he turned out and like the flowers as well.

Thursday, June 20, 2013

Day 92 Have Bowl Will Travel Basset


"Have Bowl Will Travel Basset"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

Pencil Sketch

Half sketched basset holding his bowl.

Monday, June 3, 2013

Day 80 Flower Bearing Basset


"Flower Bearing Basset"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

4 x 6 Pencil Sketch

In honor of Wedding Season
I thought it appropriate to sketch a
canine part of the wedding party!!!

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Day 76 Teardrop Basset



"Teardrop Basset"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

Doodle Drawing

This Basset originally began as a therapy for me.
Some sad changes going on in my personal life
 (good in the long run but in the short term )
But as often happens when we are feeling sorry for our situation
we are humbled by the hardship of others. 
I finished the teardrops on this basset watching the coverage
of the terrible tragedy in Moore, OK. 
It truly put my sad feelings in perspective.
My thoughts and prayers are focused on the families
and friends impacted by such a terrible disaster.


Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Day 61 Windy Basset Zentangle

 

"Windy Basset Zentangle"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

Pencil Zentangle Drawing
 
I look on at my friend Yvonne's daily Zentangles
and think I should be able to do that. 
Well here is a borderline awful attempt.
However, I committed to posting my creations.
Clearly not everything is a masterpiece.


Saturday, April 27, 2013

Day 58 I'm Walking Basset

 
"I'm Walking Basset"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

4 x 6 Pencil Sketch
 
On a beautiful spring day like today I was inspired
to draw this "I'm Walking" Basset. 
He is clearly ready to get moving!

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Day 55 Handy Basset


"Handy Basset"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

 8 1/2 x 11 Pencil Drawing

Ok, not sure how I feel about this one.
Used the outline of my hand which made one ear shorter.
Not saying he's not cute but kinda looks maimed.

Saturday, April 20, 2013

Day 51 Bow-legged Basset

 
"Bow-legged Basset"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

9 x 12
Pencil Sketch
 
Love my little bow-legged man. 
Very happy with how he turned out.
Getting better everytime with adding
in blending and shading.

Monday, April 15, 2013

Day 46 Blended Basset


"Blended Basset"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

9 x 12
Colored Pencil Blending Practice

This entry is yet "another" futile attempt by me to practice blending.
This is a technique that continues to elude me. 
I just can't seem to be able to achieve the light side of the spectrum.

Saturday, April 13, 2013

Day 44 Hoover Bookmark

 
"Hoover Bookmark"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

Matte Photo Paper Ink Drawing

M.y individual bookmark made for my boy "Hoover".

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Day 42 Kirby Bookmark


"Kirby Bookmark"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

Matte Photo Paper Ink Drawing

My individual bookmark made for my boy Kirby!

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Day 41 Kirby Sketch


"Kirby Sketch"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

9 x 12
Pencil Sketch

This is a pencil sketch of my boy Kirby.
This drawing does him justice because he has
a long and pronounced skinnier nose than his brother.
We call him our "alligator dog".

Monday, April 8, 2013

Day 39 Cleo Bookmark

 
"Cleo Bookmark"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

Matte Photo Paper Ink Drawing

One of 3 book marks I created using ink.
These will be laminated in thick paper to become
hard usable bookmarks to my reading pleasure.

Friday, April 5, 2013

Day 36 Basset Hound Bookmark


"Basset Hound Bookmark"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

Multi-Media Paper, Acrylic, Ink Drawing

Reusing blending exercise paper to create a book mark.
 

Monday, April 1, 2013

Day 32 Greeting Basset

 
"Greeting Basset"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

4 x 4 Colored Pencil Greeting Card
 
Mister basset here is my first attempt at colored pencil sketch.
I like the pattern that was achieved with the cardstock material.
Not sure if I got his nose right, it seems a little bulbous.
Nonetheless, he turned out pretty cute.  

Monday, March 25, 2013

Day 25 Morning Basset


"Morning Basset"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

9 x 12
Pencil Sketch
My early morning Basset Sketch.  Spent lots of time on
trying to get the sadness in the eyes right.

Just a quick sketch for today.


Saturday, March 23, 2013

Day 23 - Regal Basset

 
"Regal Basset"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

9 x 12
Pencil Sketch
 
A side view pencil sketch.  I think this came other rather well
with the exception of the ear on the right side.  Enjoying learning
more and more about pencil sketching and blending techniques.

Sunday, March 17, 2013

Day 17 Did You Call Me?

 
 
"Did You Call Me"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

9 x 12 Pencil on Sketch Paper
 
This was a very quick sketch of a full-body basset.
I named this drawing as I did because this is exactly the
look that my bassets give us after they finally decide to listen.

One of the predominate traits of Basset Hounds is that they
can be EXTREMELY stubborn.  They do things on their time
table not their humans schedule.  Yet when they finally do pay
attention they give us the "What?" look.

Monday, March 11, 2013

Day 11 Zen Basset 1

 
 
"Zen Basset 1"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

Pencil Zentangle Design
 
A new drawing/doodling technique call Zentangle.
Learned about this from one of my other 365 friends.

It's not just doodling because these little designs all have
patterns and names.  This project required some research.
Thus the number following the title - all that time and energy
means that I will be doing more of these in the future.



Saturday, March 9, 2013

Day 9 Posing Basset

 
 
"Posing Basset"
© Lisa Northrup (2013)

9 x 12 Pencil on Sketch Paper
(I actually only used about 9 x 9 of the sheet)

My second adventure into pencil sketching.
A much easier experience this time. 

We continued our studying about drawing on the right side of your brain
in art group this thursday and the importance of viewing a drawing as
a series of shapes and lines versus what the actual drawing makes up.

I felt I was using the right side of my brain and not "over-thinking".
Proud of myself with this little sketch.