Nancy Drew Book Cover in Acrylics
Hello Friends!
Yesterday I painted this for Week 5 of Let’sfaceit2021. Our instructor was Roselyn Pratt. This is from the book called “The Secret of the Forgotten City.”
This year the theme is stories, so instructors are sharing about characters from their favorite stories, but this week Roselyn shared that she loved Nancy Drew books. So she did two demonstrations. One was from an old book cover, and the other was from a picture from the Nancy Drew movie that came out last year or so. I never saw it.
Anyway, I googled Nancy Drew books and decided to do this cover, because I love the colors! This was a nice change of pace for me this week!
Have a wonderful day! 😀
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Posted on February 6, 2021, in Art Talk and tagged acrylics, painting. Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.
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📚 HELLO SISTERS! WE ALSO CAN FIND GREAT ART ON BOOKS COVERS AS THIS WONDERFUL SKETCH.
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I felt the same as Jill, having read so many Nancy Drew books. I even got in trouble for reading them at school. I should have been doing other work but I held the book below the top of my desk and thought the teacher couldn’t see that I was reading. Is suppose she should have been glad I wanted to read so much. Anyway, great cover job!
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Thank you, Anneli! That’s a great story about your reading in class. And really! Your teacher should have rewarded you, lol! 🙂
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Well, that’s what I thought too, when I became a teacher later on. I thought the whole idea was to get kids to read! But I guess it wasn’t the right time.
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I saw this yesterday on Instagram and I loved it. You brought back so many wonderful memories of reading and enjoying the Nancy Drew books. Nice job, Patsy!
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Yes, I saw that! Thank you, Jill!! Glad you have great memories from reading them! I think I only read The Hardy Boys, but I can’t really remember, lol!
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I had to look Roselyn Pratt up. Very talented. Thanks for sharing your artwork it tells the story!
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Thank you, Bryan! Yeah, I had never heard of her either before I saw her videos in the class.
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