Tag Archives: Exaggeration

Layers

Posted on August 15, 2015 by Sarah Sullivan

On our last evening at the Grand Canyon, a cluster of people gathered to watch the sunset and listen to a flute player at Hopi House. There was an interconnection among the layers of clouds in the sky, the layers of earth in the canyon … Continue reading →

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The Reading Lesson

Posted on August 7, 2015 by Sarah Sullivan

As I was reading in the library today, I became aware of the halting voice of a beginning reader and the murmur of a teacher. I moved closer, listened a bit to the lesson and got out my sketchbook. The child was … Continue reading →

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Last Telluride Town Talk

Posted on August 6, 2015 by Sarah Sullivan

The last town talk of the summer took place in the historic New Sheridan Hotel. I love going to these because the speaker is fair game for a sketcher. This time the speaker stood on the stage, well above the … Continue reading →

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Limber Limbs

Posted on August 5, 2015 by Sarah Sullivan

My goal this week is exaggerating body language to tell a story but there was no need to do so with the two subjects of this sketch. I stopped for coffee in the middle of the day and noticed two limber sisters lounging … Continue reading →

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Window Washing

Posted on August 4, 2015 by Sarah Sullivan

I was on my way to the library when I noticed a man up on a ladder washing windows. I found a perch and began sketching him. My goal this week is to exaggerate body language to clearly tell a story … Continue reading →

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