We went camping over the weekend, to the Big South Fork River. We had a wonderful time in the woods, in spite of the ticks, and the fact that the fish weren't biting (that actually didn't bother me in the slightest). On Saturday, before we headed back to K-ville, we took a ride on the Big South Fork Scenic Railway. Everything was going fine and dandy, until we headed back up the canyon and the engine started overheating. We had to hang out in one of the mining ghost towns for a little over an hour while we waited on another engine to come and get us. So - there we sat, hot, sweaty - J took a snooze on me, so Dad and D got off the train and walked around a bit. In the end, the big engine that couldn't was replaced by the big engine that could and we made it back to the train depot. I snapped a picture of D relaxing in his seat, hair wild and mussed from the sleeping bag. I took one of J, too, but he was asleep and the view was straight up his nostrils, so I'll spare you all that one. I worked on this today while I should have been doing laundry. Sorry honey...
16x20, water soluble graphite on multi-media art board
16x20, water soluble graphite on multi-media art board
Stunning Drawing.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great drawing! Sounds like a most interesting vacation!
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absolutely love it! great job!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
ReplyDeleteOops! Glad the engine that could came to your rescue! Sweet drawing.
ReplyDeleteWow, your drawing is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday and another great post.
ReplyDeleteWonderful drawing...we used to live in Tennessee, but don't know that river. Sounds like you had a wonderful tim.
ReplyDeletegot to agree with everyone, this is simply beautiful!!!! Happy Birthday to your Blog :)
ReplyDeleteA lovely drawing Diahn
ReplyDeleteKaren
You should forgo laundry more often... this is my favorite! Not favorite child but favorite drawing. There is such depth and life to it. You caught him and the essence of his personality on paper.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful addition to your blog this lovely sketch is!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done! I agree, lovely eyes, but I like how you've done the mouth too - it's always difficult to get a 'real' smile.
ReplyDeleteWonderful drawing - very sensitively done. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteBelinda