Random scribbles... not too concerned with what they should look like... just relaxing... playing around with ideas...
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By: Jennifer Thermes,
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By: Jennifer Thermes,
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Oh, I love those scribbles! How I wish I had that gift of drawing so I could scribble like that, too.
btw, I love your blog look. That banner at the top is fantastic.
Thanks, Barbara! :-)
Lovely scribbles... Even your sketchbooks are neatly done (mine become a messy tangle of overlapping scribbles and sketches... makes them hard to 'show off')..
Thanks, Tara-- but believe me, I've got some messy ones too!!
The sketches when you're not thinking...the very best kind! They always turn out the best for me!
wow these are fantastic Jen!! I'm sure this puppy would love to play with Nina ;o)
Me too, Phyllis! At least, those are usually the ones I like best. Sometimes it's so hard to get out of your head and just let it flow.
Ha-- yes, Ali! I was thinking of Nina as I was trying to decide what kind of puppy this was... still need to figure it out! :-)
To me it looks like a Terrier Jen, perhaps a Jack Russel? :o)
Yes-- I think you're right... something small, squarish, without too long a tail...
Scribblers wanted! Only kidding...I think I may throw it out there to the world of kids. Apart from my writing blog...I've started a teaching blog, called Teach Spot. Any of you scribblers want to post your spotted dogs, feel free! I'm hoping for a dog a day.
I love your blog, Jen! Filled with energy and great visuals. You are amazing.
Oh thank you Gael-- you're too kind!!!
I'll bet your kids would love scribbling in notebooks-- they're such a great tool for creativity, problem solving... lots of uses... :-)
Agreed, Jen. Kids are SO much more right-brained than anyone would like to admit in that left-brained world called school. I have a huge crew of doodlers...very gifted doodlers, I might add! I'm always in awe!