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Monday, May 26, 2014
Daily Life, "Mikiah Meditates", Lynn Cohen
My eldest grandson celebrated his 24th birthday last evening surrounded by family: two sets of grandparents, parents, and three siblings, plus sisters beau. I often draw him when we get together. I'd shown him some portraits I'd drawn recently of some of my Sketchbook Skoolmates we are doing there as a drawing challenge. He pulled out a photo of himself meditating and asked if I would draw him from that. Today I spent several hours drawing this first in ink, then coloring it with colored pencils.
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This is a lovely painting of your grandson Lynn. You given this a classic look, I bet he is delighted with the result. Your sketches and drawings/paintings have developed so much since being in Sketchbook Skool, you show a greater confidence in them I'd say. Have you noticed a difference yourself?
ReplyDeleteYes, Ann I have noticed that too!
DeleteAn excellent painting/portrait Lynn, you have captured the calmness of his meditative mood, in what looks like a peaceful wooded area. I have never tried meditating in a standing position, I was taught to sit up straight. Perhaps I should try it some time. I am sure he is pleased with the result.
ReplyDeleteJez, he is sitting here. Sorry I didn't make his bent knee more visible .
DeleteWonderful job. This reminds me of an artist from the past. Just can't think of the name. He has to be happy with this. :))
ReplyDeleteHe did like it!
DeleteLynn, the textures, colors and mood here are so beautiful. Lovely job.
ReplyDeleteGreat painting of your GS. It must be wonderful to be able to meditate as such. I have to try it some time. Great job Lynn.
ReplyDeleteI think the peace you are showing on his face and in his body radiated right out at us. Nicely done!!! He must love this!
ReplyDeleteYes. He loves it!
DeleteA great portrait of your grandson, Lynn! The style here is very different than in your other portraits. perhaps depending on the motive, the meditation or perhaps your participating in the new course Sketchbook Skoolmates? I am guessing;)
ReplyDeleteYes, I believe my daily drawing of portraits in SBSkool is paying off tenfold!
DeleteThanks. Again, he is sitting!
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