Drawing Pieces of a Shattered Bottled

Today's prompt in my tiny art book was to draw "pieces of a shattered bottle".

Very small shatter here. We don't want glass shards all over the floor, do we? ;)

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Drawing a Tiny Robot

Today's prompt in my little art book was to draw "a tiny robot". 

Okay, so maybe I flaked out on this one. 

Just call me Amelia Bedelia. I'm very literal. 

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Draw a Smiley Face

Today's drawing prompt was to draw "a smiley face". 

I'm sorry he has a knot on his head. 

I guess I am not good on the up curve of drawing circles. ha. 

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Draw a Compass Dial

Today's prompt in my tiny art book was to draw "a compass dial".

I am finding this very relaxing. Though, I don't do it every day. 

More often it's in fits and starts. 

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Drawing a Trail of Bread Crumbs

Today's prompt in my little drawing art book was to draw "a trail of bread crumbs".

I think these prompts are silly when I first look at them, but it usually turns out that I have a lot more ideas once I start drawing. I guess that's the point. ☺

Drawing Eyes

One of my Christmas presents from my husband was a little book with pages and pages full of drawing inspiration. I opened the book one day to a random page, and was prompted to draw an eyelash.

Drawing eyes is a lot easier than I thought. As long as you get the basics, and it's recognizable, then your own interpretations on shading, light, size, shape will more than likely be a success.

The ONE thing I have a problem with, oddly enough, are the eyelashes. I look at other sketches of eyes online and the eyelashes have this sharp curve on them that I just can't replicate. I can draw an eye, but a single eyelash is giving me fits. Crazy, right?

Doodle While You Work #11: Flip Girl

My little flip girl pencil sketch. When I first drew her hair, I thought, Darth Vader. 

Hopefully that isn't what you see first, or at all. 

pencil sketch