Saturday, January 25, 2014

World Wide Sketchcrawl number 42!

World Wide Sketchcrawl number 42 had our best turnout ever! Tallahassee Museum, again our sponsor, is a huge place so I didn't see everyone, but 15 signed in with me, a dozen joined our lunch forum, and the gatekeeper said 36 registered participants were somewhere on the grounds!
(Left to Right) Joyce Raichelson, John Billingsley, Robert Lide, Susan Stelzman, Dede Harter, Jennifer Clinard, Maria Balingit, Barbara Psimas,
 Mark Fletcher, Mary Sterner Lawson
(Not Pictured above, but probably pictured below: Linda Dodson, Natalia Andreeva, Tim White, David Gauldin, Mary Liz Tippin-Moody, David Gauldin, Olivia Lefils,  Ananda Balingit-Lefils, Sarah Wagoner )
All Possible Sketchcrawlers by Mary Sterner lawson
GAME: can you match the person's likeness in the photo to portrait in Mary's sketch?
10 points for Griffindor!


Caboose by Mary Liz Tippin-Moody


Penny the Pig by Mark Fletcher


Goat by Natalia Andreeva


Sheep by Maria Balingit


Cow Leg thru a Fencepost by Mary Liz Tippin-Moody


Cabin by Robert Lide


Duck in a Tree by Joyce Raichelson


Rustic Architecture by Tim White


Farm Fence by Mary Liz Tippin-Moody


Turkey by David Gauldin


Table by Dede Harter


Mr. Turkey by Mary Liz Tippin-Moody


Fox by David Gauldin


Woods by Dede Harter


Little Boy by Mary Sterner Lawson


Line for the Zipline by Mary Sterner Lawson


Cabin by Mark Fletcher


Bonnet on Chair by Jennifer Clinard



Table by Mark Fletcher


Sheep by Mary Liz Tippin-Moody


Gate by Mark Fletcher


Sabre Tooth Tiger Skull by Barbara Psimas


Sheep Portraits by Mary Liz Tippin-Moody


Shed by Barbara Psimas


Commissary by Tim White






Big Cypress National Preserve Artist-in-Residence 2013-2014

Big Cypress National Preserve Artist-in-Residence 2013-2014:
I was honored to serve as the Big Cypress National Preserve Artist-in-Residence 2013-2014;
my first National Parks residency after enjoying 7 years at the state level.
 Here are just a couple of the many, many sketches and paintings I was able to do on-site thanks to the excellent Rangers, staff and long-term volunteers. More images and more proper thanks to my BiCy friends later.