Sketch: Table and Two Chairs

From my sketchbook, a contour line drawing study of a table and two chairs.  I would love to do more of these and need to get back to my sketchbook.

copyright Vernita Bridges Hoyt 2012

A sketchbook can be a journal of one's daily progress in art. When I take the time to sketch daily, I find a consistent improvement in my drawing skills. The time spent sketching relaxes and inspires my mind simultaneously. When I reach that zen-like zone, my hand seems to move of its own free will without any control from me. What a wonderful feeling! The zone of meditation comes easily when I am focused on the subject at hand.

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Vernita Bridges Hoyt

Abigail Boxer

Fundraiser: Art Helping Boxers.

ABIGAIL BOXER
pen and ink with watercolor on Arches 140 lb. hp
5x7 inches
This painting is available at TXsauceStudio.Etsy.com since it was never claimed.















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dog, boxer, original watercolor painting, line and wash, boxer red and blue, Texas artist Vernita Bridges Hoyt

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