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When Watercolor Humbles You: A Practice Sketch in Progress
Sometimes the most valuable art sessions are the ones that make you question every decision. This quick sketch of a rider on horseback started as an exercise in loosening up with watercolor. My goal was simple: work quickly, focus on gesture and movement, and let the paint do some of the heavy lifting. Unfortunately, my first watercolor pass had other ideas. The initial washes went down much heavier than I intended, creating muddy areas and competing with the graphite lines i
Patty Campbell
Aug 282 min read
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Doodles
Occasionally, I doodle, a seemingly simple act that carries with it a wealth of meaning and purpose. Doodling serves as a unique outlet for my creativity, allowing me to explore various shapes, patterns, and forms without the pressure of producing a polished piece of art. In these moments, my pen glides across the paper, often guided by my subconscious, leading to spontaneous creations that reflect my thoughts and emotions at that particular moment. Moreover, doodling acts as
Patty Campbell
Aug 122 min read
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