I went lap swimming today and decided to commemorate it with a sketch.
Stick figures are underrated, aren’t they? When you can communicate so much with a stick figure, where’s the motivation to draw something more precise?
Someone gave us some morel mushrooms recently (the first we’ve ever had). I thought I’d do a hasty sketch of a couple and then paint it, but the hasty sketch took me a long time – morels are fairly complex little dudes – and it became a full-fledged drawing. (I feel like writing a story: How Drawings are Born from Sketches. But I digress. As usual.)
Tomorrow I’ll follow up with a charming poem about morel mushrooms. Stay tuned!
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Love the drawing of the morels! You should write a story about them and call it “The Story of the Morel” (think about it a minute….)
Kris
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I like that angle!!
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div dir=”ltr”>Your morel mushroom drawing is great. We sure enjoyed our morels…..fascinating litt
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Eager to know how you cooked them!
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I diced some up in a stir fry with other veggies. And some I diced and put in an omelet with asparagus and Swiss cheese
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Similar to what we did – the omelet part anyway.
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