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1. Bricks and chocolate

So, this is some of what I've been up to. 

This drawing was a commissioned piece for a realtor. The house is stunning (inside, too). And will you just look at all those bricks. When I started this I didn't know I was going to be so fiddly with them, and do them individually like this. Usually I develop a kind of shorthand to indicate bricks or whatever, but once I started, I knew I had to draw them all to do it justice. (Yes, I'm a little nuts.) So, long (long long long) story short, I glued myself to the drawing table and drew them all, and this is how it turned out.

This is 9" x 12", Polychromo and Prismacolor colored pencils on Strathmore bristol.





And now I'm doing more chocolate. Another commission piece. This is how they begin. I like to 'map it all out', then go back and do the detailing.



That's it for now. No time to chit chat. Back to the drawing board! 

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