
This is my result from following
Carla Sonheim's tutorial. My lion measures about 6" x 8". I had to make a few substitutions ... I used sketchbook paper instead of watercolor paper, and white acrylic paint & the back end of a paintbrush to make the dots, instead of using a paint pen ... but I am really happy with my results.
Here are my step-by-step photos:

I will be headed back to
Carla's blog real soon to try out some of the assignments from her newly published book:
Drawing Lab for Mixed-Media Artists
(which is on my wishlist).
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*update: I got my copy of
Drawing Lab for Mixed-Media Artists
and started working on the assignments. I will be posting my progress through the book in my
Journals & Sketchbooks blog.
Very cool. I need to check this out!
ReplyDeleteThis guy is so cute. Fabulous colours and such a sweet face.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I love how he turned out. This is why I love finding tutorials that take me in a new direction.
ReplyDeleteI love your's even more than Carla's in the tutorial! Way to go!
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