What struck me about this was how many lights were on in the houses!
(I spent way too long on this trying to get the darks really dark. Derwent Onyx pencils are great for this effect.)
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June's challenges
The monthly challenge:
Draw a scene from a favourite book
The weekly challenges:
Week 1: Draw an old face - either from reference or imagination
Week 2: Draw of a young child or infant
Draw a scene from a favourite book
The weekly challenges:
Week 1: Draw an old face - either from reference or imagination
Week 2: Draw of a young child or infant
Drawing challenges
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It is really good, Sharon. The mood in the drawing is very strong.
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