Elisabeth's zoo
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
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Elisabeth has taken an interest in painting animals in the past month or so, and the collection of them has come to be referred to as "Elisabeth's zoo." It is amazing to me how her intrest in animals has helped her learn to control the brush far more than she does when painting free form.
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2 comments:
Are those outlines of animals that she painted because they look awfully recognizable...
The outlines are my sketches. (The animals that she paints without sketches look very much like people.) I need to find a painting book that has light outlines of animals that she can paint. Until then, my sketching ability is improving with practice!
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