Face #168.

I was pretty happy with the way this sketch was turning out... until I left it and went to make breakfast.
A little boy came and scribbled all over it.

If I've learned anything from this project, it's that art is more about the experience than it is about the result.

Face #167.

For some reason I was dreaming of bright colors all night last night... so I got out my colored pencils first thing this morning!

I would LOVE to get some Prismacolor markers. I've never really worked with them before, but they sound amazing. What are your favorite art supplies?

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Face #122.

Been singing "Inch by inch, row by row..." with the kids all day, and I finally started planting my garden last night, so this is what I have on my mind :)

Face #111.

#81-#82. Talking Flowers.

Face #71.

#70. Patchwork Face.

Face #69.

Face #62.

Face #61.

I did this using colored pencils and crosshatching with layers of different bright colors. I didn't put a lot into this one, but it's a fun technique, and looks cool with a lot of detail and layering.

Face #58.

Saturday.

#41. Paper Dolls

Today I was watching Blue's Clues with the kids, and Blue's "felt friends" were playing dress-up with all of their awesome costumes. I thought it would be fun to make some little friends for the kids to play dress-up with. The opportunities are endless if we're the ones making the costumes! I didn't have any felt, so I made paper dolls.

I've made paper dolls before, but it's so much more fun with the intention of actually playing with them.

Face #36.

Did this one yesterday...

Face #6. Comic Strip.

This comic strip is based on the true story of my morning workout.

MOM'S MORNING YOGA.

Face #2.5. Self Portrait.

I did this one last night before bed. I guess one face a day just isn't enough for me! ;)

Self portrait.

Graphite and colored pencil.