The eyes tell a story…. My friend Sandra’s lovely eyes, expressing sadness this time:
Body Parts – Eyes (4)
All my creative pursuits.
All my creative pursuits.
The eyes tell a story…. My friend Sandra’s lovely eyes, expressing sadness this time:
Meg Sorick, Author/Artist 
Wonderful!
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Thanks, Al!
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You are a top notch body parts artist! That’s not easy!
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Thank you so much Holly!
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It’s my pleasure , this is really excellent! The eyes amazing.
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Wow!!!
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Thank you!
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Great Meg: you’re really going places with this. I hope all goes well. Send me an e-mail, if you have time.
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Thanks, Roger. I just send you a “novella” 😫 sorry!
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Don’t worry, Meg. I just sent you a novel back!
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reblogged…the artistry is beautiful
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Thank you Wanda!
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yw…blessings!
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Looks great!!! 😃👍🏻
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So good, Meg! Beautiful eyes, Sandra!
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Thanks ♥
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You’re welcome.
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My eyes looking sad. Who could have imagined such a thing?! Your drawing is amazing.
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Thanks, Love! Your eyes are beautiful, even if they’re sad… 😞
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Thanks
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Told you I saw some kind of emotion in her eyes. A searching for something lost xxx
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What a lovely drawing, Meg!
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Thank you Dee! Hope you’re enjoying your vacation!
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Windy, but drinking Starbucks on my patio as we speak, so way better than home!
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Nice! Wind on Maui is preferable to winter wind any day! 😃
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Another bit mastered. Brilliant drawing. Ears next Meg?
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Ears and noses! More hands, too. 👐
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Nice bit of shading between the eyes and nose – good feeling of contour & depth! 🙂
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Thank you, Nick! this has been my creative outlet recently. Enjoying it immensely. Working to reproduce a portrait of WB Yeats – coming soon!
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It’s coming along really well! It makes me want to dig out the art supplies again 😉
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Oh you should! I might try my hand at paints, next.
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If you do, I suggest acrylics. You can use them a bit like watercolours but also whack it on thick like oils. Watercolour technique is quite challenging (never really got the hang of it myself) and oils can be messy (and smelly). This was the last thing I did in acrylic: https://babbitman.wordpress.com/2014/10/04/art-for-backgrounds-sake/
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Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll need a lesson. I wouldn’t even know where to begin! Your painting was wonderful!
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Thanks! I think you could have a bit of an experiment with acrylics to get used to them before you start lessons – they can be thinned with water or used ‘neat’ but they’ll dry out within about 30 mins of being squeezed out of the tube. You’ll need a palette to mix the colours too. Just have a bash 🙂
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Thanks for the advice. I worry about being imprecise with paints, but I could always call it Impressionism!
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Wow, that’s amazing. You are improving all the time!
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Thank you! Now if I could just put a whole face together! 🤣
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Faces are hard! But you’ve done each part so well!
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Well, I’ll have to tackle it eventually…
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