Hi Everyone!
Here it is time for Paint Party Friday. I got so hooked on 29 Faces, that I am still drawing faces every evening. However, I wanted more realistic features so I am taking my time and getting lines and shading done better.
A huge thanks to Eva and Kristen for hosting PPF.
This second drawing was created by my DH. I really love this critter and had to share it.
There is quite a lot of detail.
I know it is early but wishing all of you a happy Weekend.
Nicole/Beadwright
Honor and integrity
in art, in life.


Beautiful eyes on the face! That critter looks like the snipes my boys love to play with:-) So fun. Hope you are feeling better?
ReplyDeleteLove the face and DHs critter. Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteYour a pro at faces! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteLove your lady's eyes, Nicole, and that is some vicious looking critter.
ReplyDeleteLovely fun and fun bug! Happy PPF! xo
ReplyDeleteHow fun to be with an active artist as your partner! The first face is terrific and his creature is delightful!
ReplyDeleteHave a creative week you two!
Nice work on the face and your DH's sketch is good too!
ReplyDeleteWonderful face!
ReplyDeleteGreat eyes, love those highlights, they really make them pop!
ReplyDeleteYou've come a long way baby! Great job! Adorable critter too! Happy ppf!
ReplyDeleteHugs Giggles
I like this critter too. And I looked at your charakterful faces in the other posts... great studies!
ReplyDeleteI can not draw faces, as an autistic woman I have problems with the eyes (of other people), sigh!
Hope, it comes all rihght with your health and keep you in my prayer
Happy PPF
Excellent! This is so awesome! The next one is in Sept ;o) ♥
ReplyDeleteHi Nicole, The face is great. And I love your grasshopper!
ReplyDeleteThe face looks really good to me, and the insect is a fun one which I also love to make. Congrats on winning over at my site.
ReplyDeleteSuch intensive eyes!
ReplyDeleteI switched over to abstracts after faces :D
how nice to be able to sketch together!
ReplyDeleteLove the delicate face and features and love the shared critter. You inspire me.
ReplyDeleteAwesome sketches Nicole!
ReplyDeleteLove your latest face. Such expressive eyes.
ReplyDeleteI love that quirky little critter. Very cool.
Happy PPF
Your face looks great. I am still struggling with getting the shadows right. Somehow they almost always look a bit off. I need to study more faces I guess :)
ReplyDeleteI love your face AND the critter! I am taking a couple of drawing classes online and I have the hardest time with them. To draw well takes time. And I am sooooo impatient! But I'm determined to stick with it. Yours looks wonderful!! xoxo Silke
ReplyDeleteBeautifully sketched Nicola and your DH sketch is great too.
ReplyDeleteI can imagine you both engrossed every evening sketching together.
Happy PPF to you
Great artwork, happy Friday!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your 29 faces! Hope you keep making them!
ReplyDeletethere is an amazing amount of detail in that critter ... and love the shading on the face... your care shows
ReplyDeleteGreat post.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend xx
Your portrait is so intense - those eyes! - and I like that you posted a drawing from your DH, it's an interesting creature, I wouldn't like to get near those feet.
ReplyDeleteReally lovely! loving the details on the face and the critter is very fascinating! Truly lovely! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteLovely work with the shading! (If you have any interest in videos for working in pencil, there is a fellow on youtube called Proko who has really wonderful tutorials). Your DH's critter is cool!
ReplyDeleteI love your whimsical little critter. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteYour face looks fantastic! And, that critter is so cool! You rock! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteYou like to work with details and you're patient..
ReplyDeleteI like both of these...lots of patient :)
Great work!!
ReplyDeleteSmiles, Saskia :)
What wonderful, detailed graphite drawings! Wow!
ReplyDeleteI want to keep on sketching too! What a wonderful face, her lips are lovely. I love your DH's fantastical creature too!
ReplyDeleteExcellent face. . . nose and eyes are difficult. . you have it. My late husband was an artist too. It is wonderful to share a passion with your loved one. Blessings, Janet, PPF
ReplyDeleteGreat study, especially the details in those eyes! And a very fascinating critter!
ReplyDeleteyour face reminds me of what I used to do when I was young. I wonder if I can do it today. Thanks for sharing. :)
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