These are the sketchnotes I made after taking a free class offered by Julia Bangert, a book illuminator from Mainz, Germany. In the class she talked about looking at images of animals and drawing them by looking for their basic shapes.
The animal we drew in class was a rabbit. From the sketchnotes, you can see the rabbit was drawn using circles and then details added so it looked more like a bunny instead of circles.
These are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThanks
DeleteI like your bunny and the monkey spitting up the frog. :) Maybe some sun tomorrow- I hope- before more rain. Even I'm getting soggy. Grin.
ReplyDeleteThe monk is spitting out the frog 😉
DeleteExperts make it seem so simple.
ReplyDeleteJulia has a real knack to break things down to make it easy to attempt
DeleteI love seeing the rabbit you made! But i can't unsee the monk eating the frog but now i know he's spitting it out... lol Love seeing what you do CJ! Hugs! deb
ReplyDeleteMedieval people would have understood the symbolism of the frog coming out out the monk's mouth to mean he was lying.
DeleteI like your cat in the upper left corner more!
ReplyDeleteMe, too. It was another historical example she had that I tried to doodle. I was hoping for the cat, but the bunny was fun, too.
DeleteInteresting way to sketch! Is that again a new background or do I get forgetful? So many wishes there!
ReplyDeleteEvery month, I change the blog background according to the month/season
Deleteta da! ‼️‼️ looks great…medieval…can we see t rex next, in honor of godzilla 😺🐾🦋‼️💚
ReplyDeleteI'll try!
DeleteI think they are great and I like your new blog background.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan