Oops forgot to share the new prompt list!
March: On the Bus Mall
Challenge: 90s flashback
February: The Engine Driver
Challenge: alternative utensil
I know I’ve been doing a lot of watercolor in the past year, but I’m first and foremost a calligrapher (and a pen hoarder).
So, after a lot of foot-dragging, I’m finally getting around to swatching my pens and inks! Maybe I’ll put all this in a notebook later, but for now, these drawer-sized cards are perfect to grab and fill in whenever the adhd gods decide to favor me
Four drawers down, only 50 bazillion more to go 😅
January: 16 Military Wives
Challenge: infographic
November: From My Own True Love
Challenge: postcard
Mail time!! To celebrate finishing my MLIS (Masters of Library & Information Science), my postcard features library hand—which is what they used to fill out card catalog entries before the typewriter became popular :)
I have painted a giant thing, and it’s going to hang in my college library
It’s wild to look back at my first attempt at trees a year ago and remember how nervous I was about watercolor
October: The Bagman’s Gambit
Challenge: element of surprise
aaaaaaa It’s a thing! It’s a thing I drew
Joy is not made to be a crumb.
(Don’t Hesitate, by Mary Oliver)
This ee cummings poem is on its way to its new home this morning!
We started with the idea of an oft-read love letter (using my favorite walnut-gold ink!!), and scope-creeped our way into a watercolor background as well, and I just love how it turned out 🥰
September: The Sporting Life
Challenge: team effort
🍂 cronch cronch cronch 🍂
August: Eli, the Barrow Boy
Challenge: bone script
I didn’t plant anything in my garden this year, but I got a wild tangle of sunflowers anyway—lucky me!