Ten days into walking like a drunken sailor without the drink or the sailing. My husband drove me to art class. It was nice to get out of the house. The vertigo is much better but I’m still a bit wobbly.
At first, looking back and forth from the model to the drawing pad was a bit disorienting and I was very tired after class – probably because my brain was working hard to compensate.
The focus for this session was using brown wrapping paper, black and white charcoal.
“Wobbly is the least of her worries . . . She’s always been wonky & wacky . . . “
CURIOUS to the MAX 
Sorry to hear about the vertigo (I once had it and vowed I never wanted to repeat the experience!;-) When my mother had her bouts, a doctor gave her some head exercises which she did lying down to “re-arrange the stone in our ear” (those were the doctor’s words). Good luck.
Your drawings are showing your increased confidence, and they have a nice blend of realism and interior abstract cubism. I like how you placed two drawings on one page and allowed both of them to have their own space and presence. Well done.
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I like your gestural lines incorporated into the art – lots of action, almost like the figure is moving.
I also dislike feeling drunk, no matter what the actual provocation.
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Shari B-P,
The figure probably looks like it’s moving cuz my sight was moving!!!!! I didn’t realize how much my eyes were still “twitching” until I started looking down and up and up and down.
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Well done. I hope you are feeling bettert this evening.
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Thanks Jamie!
Feeling a bit better every day – thank goodness!
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I’m glad. Be as well as you can be. xo
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