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New Art Drawing

Happy Wednesday! I started a new drawing last month. I saw this gorgeous picture of model turned fashion industry leader, Bethann Hardison in Essence Magazine. I loved her head wrap and the character in her face. She looked so joyful and even glowed in the photograph.

I worked on it for a while and am pleased with how she turned out. Not sure if I am finished with it yet but here is what I have done so far. Take a look.




The hardest parts for me to draw are the mouth, lips and teeth. I feel proud that they look close to the picture. Practice makes perfect they say. So, that is what I plan on doing.

Have you ever tried drawing? Leave a comment below if you do. It has been one of the many surprise interest I have developed over the years.

Well, I hope you are enjoying whatever creative activities you are doing. Keep it going all and have a great day!

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Comments

  1. Your drawing is beautiful, Kelly. In Jr. High I took a class in Art from a teacher who was a good friend of my dad. Dad told her that I really wanted to take Band, but it meant giving up Art for the following year. The teacher told him, "She might be more successful in Band". LOL That was the end of the Art classes! I think I am crafty, but not at all artistic.

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    1. That teacher was TOTALLY wrong! Lol! You are artistic and it shows in your scrapbooking. Thanks for stopping by.

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  2. Very nice work, Honey (as usual). I continue to be amazed by your artistic talents. I enjoyed taking your picture by the way.

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  3. Your drawing is stunning!
    Her smile makes me want to smile
    I have done a few drawings...but more characters than real people.

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    1. Her face was so fun of joy it caught my attention. It jumped off the page and said, "Hi, Kelly!" Lol! I love drawing and fun to know you enjoy it, too. Thanks for stopping by.

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