Showing posts with label sun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sun. Show all posts

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Day 48: Riveted Sun

Drew this while listening to a webinar this morning.  Makes me wonder what my attendees do while I am talking during a webinar.

The sun images is always a go-to easy doodle for me.  Really have not done one yet, so I thought I should include a sun.  it looks like it has been riveted like it's made of metal. Or like Levis

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Day 6: Home with Two Suns

Traveling across the country. Presenting seminars in Illinois is fun, but I know that home is always waiting for me. Throughout the years, I have often drawn/painted landscapes with either two moon or two suns.  Maybe my soul lived on another planet with two moons or in a different solar system with two suns. (Again I cannot upload picture yet, but you can see this image on my Facebook page Hayes Art Therapy - I will edit the image into this blog post at another day)

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Day 28: Dandelion

Sometimes I choose specific colors to go with my mood or my day.  Other times I allow someone else to choose.  Today I closed my eyes and grabbed a crayon from the box of 37 colors remaining. Each time I use a color I do not place it back in the box.  It is placed into a separate small plastic box - what is left of the original crayon - usually bits and pieces of wax and torn paper wrapper.  I may make a final project with the left over crayons.

My younger daughter came home from Venice Beach today with a Henna tattoo on her left forearm.  This image is inspired by the tattoo.  Because it is yellow, it looks like an elaborately detailed sun.  Today was rainy.

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Day 19: Yellow

This was made while I was teaching a class in Savannah, GA.  The attendees of my lecture were working on creating a "Soul Collage".  The yellow inspired me to draw lemons and a sun (even though it was quite cold in Savannah).  The lighting was not good in the conference room, and it was really hard to see this light color.  I do not like this drawing - it is not aesthetically pleasing to me.