A Patient Patient
A Patient Patient - Watercolor, pencil, ink - 5 x 7.5 inches.
When asked about his meaning of the word, Love, a five year-old boy replied, "When you tell someone that you love them, you have to tell them a lot of times. People forget."
It's the same with drawing. It doesn't matter what you draw. Just keep drawing so you don't forget.
Want more sketches? Use the links below to browse the previous posts in this #steemexclusive series, always shared only on WOX. Special thanks to @stef1 for the idea.
- José
- Monforte Gardens
- Siena Sketch
- Room Study
- My Friend Manolo
- Calle de Caballeros
- Bridge Sketch
- Tim, a sketch from my book
- Iceland Sketch
- Shopping Sketch
- Holbrooke Hotel Bar
- Chandelier
- Passengers to Portland
- Gladiolus
- Weston
- Madrid Estanque
- Travelers, anywhere
- Helicopter
- Sketch for a Gift
- Sketches of Sculptures
- Dragon
- Self Portrait
- Monster
- Retiro, Madrid
- Pomegranates
- Waiting Room
- Street Corner
- Irish Beach Sketches
- Canyon Sketch
- Street Corner
- Daphne Sketch
- Jockey Street
- Weston
- Eagle and Volcano
More images on my website: johnmichaelkeating.com
I really love that and little boy both clever and sweet saying so. I am also one who loves to remind my dear ones that I love them even though they know that but it is something that we should tell time to time.
You made a good comparison between that example and drawing skills and this is something that can be applied to any skills, like we can say that "practice makes a master". I love this quote and repeat it to my son too.
The drawing is great and reflects our time, Covid time with wearing masks and smartphone that became our daily companion.
Cheers,