Animal Skull Study
Here is a watercolor of the skull I found while I was out on the butte taking pictures last week. It is an incomplete skull, but the closest image I found on Google was of a Jack Rabbit which are very numerous here. I did this drawing while holding it up in the air with the top of the head facing me.
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Posted on November 25, 2013, in Art Talk and tagged art, drawing, painting, watercolor painting. Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.
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Beautifully done Patsy! Love a good skull!
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Thanks, Anna! I have another one that I’m planning to do, but just haven’t gotten around to it yet. It’s a deer skull. 🙂
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That will be a good one to do. Look forward to seeing it!
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Yeah, I am enjoying the practice of drawing objects. I know it is helping me “see” better. 😉
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That’s impressive. I’m curious, how long did it take you to draw?
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I’m not really sure! I think maybe a little less than an hour?? I have just recently started doing sketches of stuff. Usually I have a photo reference to draw or paint from that I spend a lot of time on. But I’ve wanted to do some sketches in watercolor and pencil lately to get more practice at it.
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It must have been difficult to draw while holding it up in the air. Nice job!
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It was definitely challenging! Thank you! 🙂
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