I'm closing out single-color week with a relaxing beach scene. Can't wait for my next vacation!
I'll be back with Drawgust tomorrow!
Here's my thirteenth illustration for Drawgust. It's a vivid, golden scene featuring bird, bird, bird, bird, and BIRD!
I drew a scene from a nearby street today, but in purple!
Here's my eleventh illustration for Drawgust - some cool, green leaves!
Continuing this week's theme of single color use, here's my tenth illustration for Drawgust, featuring a jewel thief narrowly avoiding the beam of a security guard's flashlight.
It's not my favorite drawing from this series, but I had been wanting to do one with blue and black shadows and a beam of light, so this fit the bill. I'll be back with another tomorrow!
Continuing my second week of Drawgust - and using a single color, along with black/white - with this crumbling brick wall!
A bunch of happy oranges get juiced, for your drinking pleasure! Here's my eighth drawing for Drawgust!
To close out the first week of Drawgust, I wanted to do something a little simpler, so here's a rascally rabbit merrily jumping into some freshly washed laundry. He loves those warm dryer clothes just like everyone else!
I'll be back tomorrow for the first drawing in next week's set. Thanks for viewing!
I ran out of the house, then bounded back in. I ran past exposed bricks, white plaster, and a wall of stacked rocks, all lit by a bright sun. I looked up and saw something turquoise - a roof? The ground below was a red-orange terra cotta.
As I ducked into the doorway, I thought: "I should take some pictures of this place!"
Then I woke up from my dream. For an instant, I was mad that I didn't take pictures. Then I was mad at myself for thinking that would have helped me remember.
Today's Drawgust illustration is a boy sitting on a swing, looking out over a vast, fantastical valley.
Originally, I set out on this project to just make a collection of cartoons, to serve as potential inspiration for this year's Chalk It Up festival, but I've been venturing into more complicated images now, so maybe a course-correction is in order? I don't know... I've been enjoying the practice!
We'll see how things go as I start adding color, I guess!