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2023-11-30

Faces and pocket

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Pharao of Egypt

This is a decorataive plate I once got from my daughter.

Helen

A female singer. I used my lightboard to capture her on paper.

What´s in your pocket??

There are a challenge online how to sketch a 5 minutes drawing.

The pocket took two minutes. Quite fun actually

😏

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10 comments:

Gillena Cox11/30/23, 11:51 AM
Some nice ones. Happy Thursday.

Much🖤love
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eileeninmd11/30/23, 12:36 PM
Nice photos! Take care, have a great day!
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DVArtist11/30/23, 6:23 PM
Wonderful post. I love your art. Have a nice day today.
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Gillena Cox12/1/23, 10:46 AM
A happy December to you Monica. Thank you for linking to Art Fir Fun Friday

Much♡love
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rupam sarma12/1/23, 3:56 PM
So beautiful
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DVArtist12/1/23, 5:52 PM
Thank you, Monica for sharing with FFO and wishing you a lovely weekend.
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Christine12/1/23, 6:03 PM
Lovely pieces
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My name is Erika.12/2/23, 1:06 AM
These are great. That's a wonderful plate you got from your daughter too. Happy start to December to you.
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peppylady (Dora)12/2/23, 4:31 AM
I've done time art and actually enjoy it.
Coffee is on.
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Andrea @ From The Sol12/3/23, 3:56 PM
The Tutankhamun display was at the Chicago Museum years ago ... it was amazing and I am sure I have pictures of it somewhere. I will post them if I can find them. I love the plate from your daughter ... is it your portrait? A two minute pocket ... what a hoot. It's been awhile, Monica, glad to see your still up and running. This is a very busy time of year so I hope I can keep up with it all. Stay warm and be well ...

Andrea @ From the Sol
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