I was very excited as I finally found some perfect containers for my beads. Clear plastic - easy to stack and firmly fitting lid. I now have 500 of them but not all for my own use. They are for the mixtures on my website.
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Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Week 3 Drawing Class
Finally something that is recognisable. Tonight's subject was Tone and my boring vase is certainly taking on a life of it's own. Charcoal is very messy but good fun.
I was very excited as I finally found some perfect containers for my beads. Clear plastic - easy to stack and firmly fitting lid. I now have 500 of them but not all for my own use. They are for the mixtures on my website.
I was very excited as I finally found some perfect containers for my beads. Clear plastic - easy to stack and firmly fitting lid. I now have 500 of them but not all for my own use. They are for the mixtures on my website.
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5 comments:
That drawing looks great - who was it who said they can't draw???
I SO love your bead containers...I WANT SOME TOO!!! And, actually, your drawing is not awful at all, and I'm very interested to see your results after each lesson. On the one hand, it's brave of you to put out there something you're not too thrilled with, but on the other hand, it's nice because others can draw along with you. You're doing a good thing, so keep up the good work!!
Wow, great drawing! Perhaps I should take some art lessons, I can't draw for peanuts.
Wow. If this is what it looks like BEFORE you learn to draw, I can't wait to see what you can do AFTER you learn to draw.
Love the bead boxes. What a good find.
WAY cool on the advert, and the beads...what to do when an obsession gets out of hand? I'm re-thinking my storage...need more!
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