http://www.lisaridolfi.com/blog/archives/95 My drawings, sketches, and other creations Wed, 07 Jan 2009 06:52:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.lisaridolfi.com/blog/archives/95#comment-48 Karen Winters Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.lisaridolfi.com/blog/?p=95#comment-48 Good hand! I know how you feel about making it the last drawing of the night. I've done that so often, it's always, well, handy, when you need one last thing to draw. Good hand! I know how you feel about making it the last drawing of the night. I’ve done that so often, it’s always, well, handy, when you need one last thing to draw.

]]> http://www.lisaridolfi.com/blog/archives/95#comment-49 Peter Bryenton Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.lisaridolfi.com/blog/?p=95#comment-49 I love that left hand of yours. I like the way you concentrate on the detail in parts yet leave the rest sketchy and incomplete. I wish I could learn to do that more, instead of trying to complete every detail. When I was at art college, people used to poke fun at my hand-knitted pencil case full of sharpened pencils in various grades, with a sandpaper block and a putty rubber. Later in life, as a lecturer, I was, teasingly, nicknamed "Peter Pointy Pencils" by my colleagues. But guess who they came to when they suddenly needed a working pencil? Cheers, B. I love that left hand of yours. I like the way you concentrate on the detail in parts yet leave the rest sketchy and incomplete. I wish I could learn to do that more, instead of trying to complete every detail.
When I was at art college, people used to poke fun at my hand-knitted pencil case full of sharpened pencils in various grades, with a sandpaper block and a putty rubber.
Later in life, as a lecturer, I was, teasingly, nicknamed “Peter Pointy Pencils” by my colleagues.
But guess who they came to when they suddenly needed a working pencil?
Cheers,
B.

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