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Precious Moments: Recent Sketches

I’ve been prioritizing time for sketching lately. I identify as a painter, but a painting feels like too much pressure right now with all that I’m trying to balance. I’m stretched too thin and less is needed, for sure. As I get a handle of things, my sketchbook has given me respite. The goal of the subject matter is the same as my paintings: illuminating everyday beauty, marveling at moments misinterpreted as monotony, and savoring life’s abundant sweetness.

The first of a recent visit to Colonial Gardens in Fairfield, CT.

This sketch encourages the viewer to see things through the child’s perspective. To wonder.

The next one is capturing a recent record store visit to Vinyl Street Cafe.

I don’t like drawing faces, but I figure I might as well practice here and there.

The final sketch I’m sharing today I just completed, and it’s from a picture I took in our playroom.

I’ve had so much to write about on here that I haven’t written a thing. I’m dipping my toe back in.

  1. dmsherriff says:

    Fabulous sketches, Kelsie! Observing, sketching, perfect entry points for writers.

  2. […] was a big fan of Sharon Strine‘s work. My favorite subject matter to capture in my artwork is moments misinterpreted as monotony, or the beauty of the every day, and the ways in which people interact with others and their […]

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