This is What I Drew Today

I wish i have your talent... i always appreciate works of art because i am not at all good in drawing anything... did you study how to draw?... N is a simple object but you were able to turn it into something out of the ordinary... we studied art in school but i was my waterloo... i would always get the lowest grade in all art project that we are assigned to do... so i would always ask my friends to do the project for me so that i will pass...

i like drawing.i also spent free time for learn technical drawing.. but i can't satisfy what did in drawing. have any body help me show the easy technical & skill drawing.

I do not often have even a little time to myself. If I do I usually come here. I have drawn a little bit at school during the day lately. It is fun, and I like to use color pencils. I do go a long time between projects.

Hello and good morning dear!!Month ago I didn't see this discussion ,but this morning I just start with "work" at MyLot and you "punch" me with your cute mix of colours!As a child of an Architect I live and lived with drawing and perspective!What I find excellent on this draw is your feeling for colours!!I can see a child in your heart,I think you are one big, nice and excellent child!Thank you dear and have a nice Day Silvana

I have to say i like you "N" very much.It was long time, since I have drawn soemthing.You just remind me how great it is to concetrate only on that and relax with pencil in your hand.So you see yes it happen to me often, that i don't find even few minutes just to draw something.

my time is photography time. i love your avante guarde style. beautiful. hopefully my photo's will be as good.

Good morning Drannhh, I rather like your 'N'. And, I especially enjoyed your reminder that keeping in touch with our creativity is a wise commitment. I used to commit more regularly to journaling. For the past decade, or so, I only return to my journal when I find myself in an emotional quandry. I find that working out my emotions -- on paper -- is very helpful. I don't draw much at all anymore. Instead, I prefer to paint. Even that I only engage in the winter time. My summer canvas is my garden. The activities that I faithfully engage during 'my special time' are: writing, scouring the news wires to learn what's going on in the world, and studying/collecting gemstones. My 'special time' activities tend to focus exclusively on the intellectual mind. So, you're post this morning is a healthy reminder for me to delegate a bit more time to developing the creative mind. Oh, and I do regularly engage in meditative yoga. Yet, I don't consider that (so much) a luxury, as a necessity. So, I'm not really sure that I would consider that a 'special time' activity. Rather, I liken it to breathing or eating. I guess it's time to pull out my paint brushes, eh? Thanks Drannhh! This is a nice reminder to have a bit of fun!

Cool! I wish I could draw. I honestly can't even draw a stick man. I do take a little time for myself each day. I have been going fishing by myself for the past two days in a row. We have a lake here in the neighborhood and I'm catching fish and releasing them in my pond.

I haven't drawn or painted anything in ages. I've got so many projects that I'm working on that take precedence. The last thing I drew was my favorite room in my mother's house. It wasn't really a drawing of the room, it was really just a page full of my favorite things in the room, or the things that, for me, captured the essence of the time and space... the big gold leaf ornate birdcage hanging in front of the bay window, the figurine of an african tribesman squeezing pus out of a boil on somebodies butt (leave it to my mother to buy something like that!) I would like to have a journal that was a mixture of writing and drawing. I so much want to put out the effort to do that, and I don't care if my entries are even months apart, I just don't know what has kept me from getting the habit established.