I continue to carry a few of my blank coasters with me each day. This past month, I drew on them in The Snug, as I watched two men have a conversation at the bar, and at Flann O'Briens the night of the ill-fated Bruins 7th game in the Stanley Cup Finals, and out to dinner after a movie one night with my husband. I enjoy drawing on the coasters in pen in any restaurant setting, then adding watercolor later from my head, using colors that suit the mood of the scene. I am going to try adding a finish to the coasters, and am amassing a nice-sized collection. They look wonderful side by side and tell a story.
These are my six hundred twentieth, six hundred twenty-fourth and six hundred twenty-sixth daily drawings. As always, thank you for looking and for your interest.
After a very busy week of school, my husband invited me to the local pub for a late lunch for him/early dinner for me. We headed to The Snug, great little pub with terrific food. I love the atmosphere there, enjoyed a Friday pint. I don't drink a lot in general, but am discovering I enjoy an occasional beer, especially when they have a little citrus flavor. Today I had Jack's Abbey Blood Orange Wheat. Yummy. I like drawing inside restaurants, the layering of people from front to back, and the shelves of bottles in the back.
This is my four hundred ninety-fifth daily drawing. Thank you for your continued interest, and your comments. You know I love them.
Tonight we had a small Ash Wednesday service at my husband's church, then headed over to the local pub for some dinner... very cozy, great food and a chance to draw while we hung out. I added some yellow behind the bottles to mimic the light from above on the shelves.
Thanks for looking at my hundred thirty-third daily drawing. I added a photo below of the drawing in
process.
I continue to carry a few of my blank coasters with me each day. This past month, I drew on them in The Snug, as I watched two men have a conversation at the bar, and at Flann O'Briens the night of the ill-fated Bruins 7th game in the Stanley Cup Finals, and out to dinner after a movie one night with my husband. I enjoy drawing on the coasters in pen in any restaurant setting, then adding watercolor later from my head, using colors that suit the mood of the scene. I am going to try adding a finish to the coasters, and am amassing a nice-sized collection. They look wonderful side by side and tell a story. 
