Artist mom doing artist mom things.
Exercise 7 and I might do a few more, the roof shape kind of caught me off guard, I thought I took the shape down properly and then I tried to fix it but I didn't pay enough attention to the shapes on these. I have a few more images to try. This has really helped me realize a lot of the details I overlook when drawing. 
Canadian dates are pretty weird, lots of apologizing and then a drunk who’s super nice but will join the date and talk about how nice everyone is, followed by “sorry for crashing your date, next ones on me”.
If doing basic perspective will you still do a group run through of the lighting class afterwards?
Can relate haha. My kiddo absolutely loved eating egg shells for the longest time.
One account is for the classes and another one for this forum. That’s all I know and hope that helps.
Can relate haha. My kiddo absolutely loved eating egg shells for the longest time.
Canadian dates are pretty weird, lots of apologizing and then a drunk who’s super nice but will join the date and talk about how nice everyone is, followed by “sorry for crashing your date, next ones on me”.
If doing basic perspective will you still do a group run through of the lighting class afterwards?
Our group has a channel for SVS members and we’d love to see some more people in our server if you’re interested. Here’s a link>>> https://discord.gg/k2t3W6h
Just another place to chat on and ask for critiques if you’re a discord user. It’s pretty decent there and there are daily challenges as well for building skills and a critique place. Im just beginning the fundamental courses on here and super excited to make some more artsy friends! Thanks for checking it out you guys!
@KathrynAdebayo hey I have a four year old and he’s not interested in art at all but one thing I found that does gain traction is textures. Finding something that will make cool textures when you roll it on paper with paint. It gets them thinking about things. So for my son we use his trucks and the tires make cool tracks. Other things like slicing an apple in half and making stamps basically. I think at this age what’s best is to keep their interest for learning in mind and how to keep it creative and get them to take the risks that making art requires. They’ll develop in their own ways later on but for this age it’s fun to experiment over creating the final product. So colours and what happens when we mix them and dripping colours into water mixed with oil. I’d just look up artsy experiments and you already sound so supportive so totally keep that up because it’s amazing when people aren’t focused on the end game.
Exercise 7 and I might do a few more, the roof shape kind of caught me off guard, I thought I took the shape down properly and then I tried to fix it but I didn't pay enough attention to the shapes on these. I have a few more images to try. This has really helped me realize a lot of the details I overlook when drawing.