I finished this drawing. I started it with graphite and white charcoal. I got to a point where I thought I needed a little boost, so I thought I would spray it with fixative and finish the drawing on top of that. I took it out to the garage, opened the door, and put the drawing on the usual spot for spraying. I got distracted while spraying and made a mess of it. LOL! I can be so stupid, sometimes! In a panic, I tried to fix it by rubbing and scraping. No good. So, I tried putting more graphite on top. Didn’t work. I tried using pastels. Nope. I tried starting over on another sheet of paper. Not the same. So, I gave it one last try with black charcoal. Jackpot! I worked and blended and worked some more and I think I have a nice little drawing. It is not what I was hoping for, but I like it. I just fell in love with the photo of the little girl looking out the window and I knew I had to have a drawing of her. I hope you like it.
“A man is not idle because he is absorbed in thought. There is a visible labor and there is an invisible labor.” — Victor Hugo
exists to create art which reflects the beauty and the glory of God, to use art to comfort and encourage people, and to inspire others to pursue the arts. 