Bath-time and using photography
This was quickly drawn from life. The toy sailing boat in the background is what Robin uses to teach Xavier the parts of a boat. He can identify rigging, mast, forestay, boom, keel, mainsail, jib, cockpit, bow and stern. Pretty impressive for a four year old, don’t you think?
It is such a a struggle trying to capture a moving subject matter. And sometimes it really is worth taking advantage of the moments that only photography can catch.
To see a more delightful picture of the same subject matter (using photographic reference), look here.
Since the older picture we have had a sparkling new tiled white bathroom installed. Worth every penny – the depression I felt as I entered the mouldy damp carpeted dusty pink bathroom gone forever.
175mm x 190mm pen and ink
5 Comments:
You little boy might have been handy when I was trying to draw boats yesterday!
Hey, does your guy wear his glasses in the bath? To find the soap?
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I went back to see the other picture
which is a treasure--Robin's open
mouth, the bright goldfish spoon and Xavier's laughter. What a treat to see the two together. Someone mentioned that a booklet of such drawings would be a wonderful gift for Robin (and I think also for Xavier).
Annie
Super drawing Julie!
Both of these are delightful drawings! Yes, I agree, a book of these drawings would be a treasure to both/all...
You should see the little puddle of water we have these days! Lovely sketch and the other one is wonderful.
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