Monthly Archives: September 2015

Study Group

Posted on September 16, 2015 by Sarah Sullivan

The weather was perfect today and students were outside enjoying it as they studied, which helped me along with my goal of sketching groups of people in a setting. I again used markers in place of my watercolors and am … Continue reading →

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Coffee break

Posted on September 16, 2015 by Sarah Sullivan

I was up at the college at one of the many outdoor coffee spots. I wanted to capture groups of active people within a setting so I used markers, thinking this would make it easier to be speedy with sketching. … Continue reading →

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A final ‘splash of color’

Posted on September 14, 2015 by Sarah Sullivan

I walked up to the college and sketched next to a pond. A pedestrian stopped on the pond’s bridge, leaned on the railing, and stared meditatively at the water below. He seemed dejected and conveyed this by leaning his two arms on the … Continue reading →

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A quick snooze

Posted on September 13, 2015 by Sarah Sullivan

We sat with our guests to catch up on all our news. The long day and great meal caught up with our friend and he capitulated to an overwhelming need for a quick nap, which made him fair game for a sketch. I caught … Continue reading →

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Finding a voice, part 2

Posted on September 12, 2015 by Sarah Sullivan

I added color to a black and white sketch that I made when I attended the August 30, ‘Finding a voice’ concert, since I know I will not have time to sketch later today. This concert was the final event of … Continue reading →

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What is she thinking?

Posted on September 11, 2015 by Sarah Sullivan

For my deliberate practice this week, I am using splashes of paint to convey a story and am getting a bit closer to what I want to achieve. First and most importantly, there is an idea communicated in this sketch. The tilt of the … Continue reading →

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A library tapper

Posted on September 10, 2015 by Sarah Sullivan

I stopped by the library and while I was making my selection, I noticed a student tapping her foot over at a desk facing the wall. She was intent, focused and tapping away. My attention was also caught by the reflection of the … Continue reading →

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