Hyachinth

Two hyacinths sketches are here to glorify the spring.

Bread Baskets

Quick sketch of the window-sill decoration in the cafe. If you do not recognize the items, they are glass vase with dry petals, glass vase in the shape of light bulb, tea pot and two bread-baskets made of withe (he-he-he, good idea to explain realistic drawing in words, isn't it?)

Onions

My aunt put it straight: "It is time for onions!" And planted three onion bulbs into the flower pot on window -sill. She can not plant them outdoors, it is -12C and show mountains are high out there. Her personal protest action against winter.

It is acrylics (for glass and ceramics, bought in the summer and getting thicker in plastic cans - which explains the texture) in my sketchbook.

Kitchen

The photo of this kitchen was found at "The Kitchn" blog (here). I was charmed by the simplicity and variations of shapes.

Experiments with Acrylic Paint

Still almost no time for drawing so I show you today my sketches done quickly on windowsill before the sun gone away.
Upper photo is my experiment with acrylic colouring of drawing done on dry paper with black ink.

The second photo is my attempt to copy the small house in snowy park I saw on my way home.

Today I read in Darleen's blog that she is hooked on "Shameless".
My TV hook these evenings is every minute of 22 minutes episodes of  old "Taxi" with Andy Kaufman and Danny DeVito. It is so funny and kind, it feels like fresh air for me during these busy and fast days. 



What are your TV favorites?