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#MondayMotivation Whoah! 😳 Have to look at myself in a mirror today for the first time in 12 months to put on makeup and actual clothes for the return to the office... WFH was a boon for committed introverts like myself but even I have to admit it’s taken a toll... 😂 ⠀
#sundayfunday I sure miss museums and galleries ... this is gonna be me on 17 May peeking around the person in front of me in the queue, patiently (impatiently) waiting my turn to get into the @britishmuseum 😂⠀
#SaturdayStudio is for playing without aim or purpose other than to try things and see what happens, so here’s a bit of fun building pattern with clips⠀
#ISeeYou 👁 Trying to understand the shape of the eye better so I cobbled together this model with a wooden ball and a rag of an old t-shirt 😂 ⠀
#throwbackThursday 8 or 10 years ago my brother gave me a yellow book that has hundreds of pages, all blank except for the names of 642 Things and spaces to draw them, a book full of creative idea generators. I run across this book in my studio every now and then, and sometimes I add a new sketch, trying to combine all the words on that page into one picture...⠀
#WednesdayWisdom from a little book I found in a thrift shop, called “Ways of Drawing” published by InkLink (1996)⠀
#Kelisestudiosneakpeek: Draw-Zercise!⠀
#MondayMotivation “If only you could sense how important you are to the lives of those you meet; how important you can be to people you may never even dream of. There is something of yourself that you leave at every meeting with another person.”⠀
#SundayFunday Working on the meaty paddles today, it’s been a while so I’m a bit rusty... ⠀
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