Friday, February 28, 2014

#29 of 29 and PPF

Here is my final face for the 29 Faces Challenge. It was really a challenge,
not the drawing but the posting and visiting. I love the challenge but I think
I bit off more than I could chew. This will also be my entry for Paint Party Friday.

Thursday, February 27, 2014

Faces 25-28





Almost got so far behind I couldn't catch up, but here are
four faces for the 29 Faces challenge.


Sunday, February 23, 2014

Faces 23 and 24 of 29 Faces


This crayon drawing is not new. However, I have done some
fiddling around with Pixlr which has really enhanced the painting.
This is my face 23 of the 29 Faces challenge I am trying to do.



Well, not everyone can have perfect features, so
here is imperfect face #24.


Saturday, February 22, 2014

Face #22

Here is #22 of the 29 Faces.
Caran d'Ache Neocolor II is the medium.

Friday, February 21, 2014

PPF and Face #21

Before you respond to any email from me, be sure it says: "yahoo.com" 
I just got an email purporting to be from a PPF participant and I did not
check out the complete URL. It took me to a virus-clean site (according to
my antivirus program) but it was spam for Dr. Oz.



This face done in Neocolor II water soluble crayons is for
Paint Party Friday and 29 Faces challenges.

Monday, February 17, 2014

Faces # 19 and 20



A couple of sketches done in the doctor's waiting room this morning.
I don't now if the lower one is a boy or a girl. I meant it to be a young
girl, but it looks like she might be a he with longish hair.  These are
#19 and #20 for 29 Faces.  I have meetings and gatherings for the next
3 days and may not get back here anytime soon.

Sunday, February 16, 2014

29 Faces #18

This face was done with Neocolor II water soluble crayons.
The background was done in watercolor on a separate paper.
This is 18th face for the 29 Faces challenge.

Saturday, February 15, 2014

Faces #16 and #17




My daughter called to wish me happy Valentine's Day last night.
I always seem to make doodles when I'm on the phone so here are
the ones that happened during our 45 minute conversation. I am
counting them as faces 16 and 17 for the 29 Faces Challenge.





Thursday, February 13, 2014

29 Faces #15

Here is my Face #15 of the 29 Faces challenge.


Wednesday, February 12, 2014

29 Faces #14


This is sort of a rerun. I took a painting I made last year and
used Photoshop Elements to change it up somewhat and to
add the scripture. This is my entry for Word Art and 29 Faces.


We are expecting a gigantic snowstorm this afternoon and into
tomorrow. Power outages are expected. I sincerely hope that I
am able to keep electricity going. In case you don't hear from me
just know I am "hunkered down" trying to stay warm.

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

29 Faces #12 and #13



These two faces (#12 and #13) were done in Neocolor 11
water soluble crayons and outlined with black pen. These 
are for 29 Faces Challenge. Other entries are HERE.





Monday, February 10, 2014

29 Faces #10 and #11


My son calls almost every night. Usually the calls are less than 2 minutes.
The face on the paper towel was one of those. The other doodle was done
when we had a longer conversation. OK, I promise I will try to make a face
worth showing, if not today then surely tomorrow, for 29 Faces challenge.



Saturday, February 8, 2014

29 Faces #9


Here is my face #9 for the 29 Faces Challenge.
Check out all the entries HERE.

If you click on the words 29 Faces below, you can see all
the faces I have done so far for the February 2014 challenge. 

Thursday, February 6, 2014

29 Faces # 8


This is #8 in the 29 Faces Challenge. It started as
a watercolor. I then applied one of the filters from
the Photoshop Elements to give her this speckled
look. For other entries see this site HERE.

I am also entering this in Paint Party Friday.

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

29 Faces # 6 and #7


Back to ordinary pretty faces. This one was sketched in pencil, painted in watercolors, and finished with black pen. This is #6 for the 29 Faces Challenge. See all the entries HERE.


Here is a goofy looking phone doodle. Usually they are pretty; occasionally they are cartoonish.
This is #7 for the 29 Faces Challenge.


Tuesday, February 4, 2014

29 Faces #5


Giggles said if something doesn't work out, disregard that and move on to something that does work. Doing a collage with a sun face didn't work for me, so I am moving on to a sketch I did this morning. This will be my face #5 for the 29 Faces challenge. Looking down is a new view for me to  try to capture. I can't tell if she is reading or is angry at someone. Check out 29 Faces HERE.

29 Faces #4


Still on the challenge to try something a bit different, this is a collage made from a travel cruise brochure that included parts of Europe and Asia. I used Modge Podge to stick down the pieces I wanted and some Gesso to make me a white spot in the middle. I wanted a sunny look so I added Ms Sun in acrylics paint. I did her features in Sharpie. I added a origami kimono I made to add a little more Asia. This is for the 29 Faces Challenges. Click HERE to see all the entries.

Monday, February 3, 2014

29 Faces #3 - The Steelhead Fisherman


I'm out of my element completely here, but I am determined to keep
trying new things. This is a fisherMAN holding his steelhead. This is
no one in particular, but I used a photo taken of a family friend on vacation 
in the western part of New York state as my jumping off place. This is my
third face for the 29 Faces Challenge for February 2014. To see all the entries
be sure to check out this challenge blog HERE.

Sunday, February 2, 2014

29 Faces #2

Martha said to try something different for us, so here is different for me. 
My owl is Face #2 for 29 Faces Challenge.

Saturday, February 1, 2014

29 Faces #1


It 's so much fun to create young and beautiful portraits, but I was thinking. There are quite a few of us who aren't in that category any longer. So I decided to try a more mature face for my Face #1 in 29 Faces Challenge. The sketch was a doodle I did while waiting my turn at the Department of Motor Vehicles. I came home and colored it in Photoshop. Click here to see all of the entries in this challenge.