Day 6:
a picture of your night
a picture of your night
It actually took me a little bit to figure out what I was going to do tonight.
Yes, it is Friday, and I am a fun young lady with a license to party (NOT), but I decided to stay in this evening.
Yes, it is Friday, and I am a fun young lady with a license to party (NOT), but I decided to stay in this evening.
Probably for the best, considering I have to work in the morning.
So I settled in after I got home, fiddled with my guitar a bit, hung around sans pants for a while (don't judge me), and figured that I was destined to sit around watching Frasier all night.
Don't get me wrong, I love lazy TV nights, but I couldn't figure out what to take a picture of.
The TV? My half eaten bag of Ruffles? Yeah, that's suuuuuper exciting.
The TV? My half eaten bag of Ruffles? Yeah, that's suuuuuper exciting.
After searching the apartment for some sort of activity, I came across my half finished HP mural. I started it over a year ago and haven't touched it in months.
This piece was different from my others.
Usually I finish my paintings quickly, sometimes even in one sitting. But this one I've done in steps, sometimes with months in between. I don't know if it's just more elaborate or if I've just been more cautious. Either way, I'm taking my sweet time.
Usually I finish my paintings quickly, sometimes even in one sitting. But this one I've done in steps, sometimes with months in between. I don't know if it's just more elaborate or if I've just been more cautious. Either way, I'm taking my sweet time.
I did the colors first, white outlines of the animals second, the colors and shading of the animals shortly after (this took a few days and it drove me insane), and it wasn't until this last summer that I started on the outline of the Whomping Willow. I let it sit on the easel for a long time, happy with what I had done and scared to finish it.
But tonight, I took the leap.
(Okay, that may be a little dramatic.)
But tonight, I took the leap.
(Okay, that may be a little dramatic.)
I outlined the limbs of the tree and started to fill them in with a rich dark brown.
It's nothing too crazy, but it's a start :)
I'll be posting photos of further progress :)
It's nothing too crazy, but it's a start :)
I'll be posting photos of further progress :)
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