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My Rosa went through a phase when eating of getting her food and mixing it into her cup of water to create this wonderful sludge of mush but explained perfectly in her toddler -speak that ‘It’s for Ducks’ which made complete sense, and we allowed her to get on and create!
We also have a great book by Nick Sharratt and Sue Heap, a numbers book. On one of the pages there are 4 Ducks and Rosa takes great delight in confusing the two ideas and saying “it’s four Ducks”…
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A comic illustrator friend of mine said the two things you need to look after if its the profession you want to work in are your hands and your eyes. I’ve spent some time recently fiddling with my eyes since getting a new pair. Next time I do this I promise to look in to the mirror.
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Why am I receiving correspondence from the Harry Potter authoress? Read all about it here.
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My dear grandmother passed away on Wednesday 6th February. I took this photo the last time I saw her and dedicate it to her memory.
Nanna and my grand father, Sid Nathan, had recently celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary. They were childhood sweethearts, at 15 he told her “I’m going to marry you one day”.
She also leaves 2 children, 4 grand children and 8 great grand children.
My daughter, Ella is the child on the right.
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Another for my favorite new group www.flickr.com/groups/describbles/
We’ve gone Dada.
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“They told me I was too old to be a dancer – you will never be a dancer! Within 5 years I was a professional. In Brazil its almost impossible to realize a dream like this. Here you have so many more opportunities. You have to. Life is too short to not be passionate and do what want to do.”
Bamboo
Fountain Pen
Brush
India Ink
Water
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This weeks lesson began with a measured drawing (which I actually quite enjoyed) followed by a loosey goosey pastel drawing that on a fresh day looks abysmal!
I’d like to do one of these but get the chance to shade it.
