Oh hahaha ~ I just got in from the Event where my Client wanted me to draw people as though they were Mermaids and Mermen. And as expected, I didn't get tiiime with each person so I could make elaborate scenes. It's usually all I can do to draw their Faces in the amount of time that a Guest would be staying with the Artist. So I had to cut back on details and just draw real fast to include the Body/hobby in addition to the Face. And ahahaha!

Hahahahaha. Apparently I was walking around the Bar surprising people with pictures of themselves which hinted at them to be undressed. Because my Client hired me to draw them as Mermaids and Mermen ~ on the spot ~ and those Mermen don't wear shirts ~ and by the time I got up to their bottoms, I barely had time to throw in a Tail. What a Funny night I had ~ and I didn't even know it until I got home and looked over the pictures that I had quickly drawn and given out.

A good time was had by all

Getting ready for tomorrow's Event. My Client requested that I draw "not so exaggerated". So I took a random photo from this blog, and I drew it Both ways. Exaggerated And Tame.

Even though I know that my Wilder Style, so evolved, is quite appreciated by people who understand the Art of it, I want to please my Client. That's important to me.

Now I know what I'm doing. I will be able to get into the Zone for Drawing Tamely at tomorrow's Event.

Last minute booking for Fashion Sketches. I'll be going to Manhattan for this Event in a few hours from now. Instructions are for Black/White with Gray Shading.

Time to switch gears. Fashion Sketches are Fun. I designed one tonight so I'll be in the swing of things

I recently booked an Event for the Montblanc Store in which I was asked to Draw and Paint in the Style of The Little Prince.

I explained that I would only be painting My Own Pictures in the same Style that was used in the Little Prince.

So, getting ready to Draw and Paint in a Different Style with a Different Medium (Water Colors), I set about to 'Study'. I made a Caricature based on a Photo of a Lady that I Caricatured at a Recent Party. On my Regular Paper because my Client wants me to work on her "Stationary". I'm figuring that won't be real WaterColor Paper.

Turned out to be as Easy as I thought it would be.

I will really Enjoy this Event. I love to Paint. And I admired this beautiful book since I was in High School!

But I'm hoping I will still feel good after working in this Style for several Hours. I felt surprised to Experience "Nervous Lines" that are part of this Style. Not at all the Smooth Confident Lines of My Own Style.