Haven’t drawn for months as I stopped going to art class when I fractured my ankle (couldn’t drive). The fall semester of classes just started and I was curious to see if I’d lost all the progress I’d made.
I was even more curious to see how my energy held up since the fractured triggered the worst of all my fibromyalgia symptoms. My arms hurt during the 1 minute poses – probably because I was drawing furiously, holding tight to the charcoal, trying to stay in the saddle.
During these 5 -10 minute poses I slowed myself down to a trot.
Charcoal
Charcoal (The model isn’t as volumptuous as I drew her)
Charcoal (See? She’s quite svelte)
CURIOUS to the MAX 
Judy, as always, you are an inspiration! Sending love and light your way!!
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Denise!!!!
Thank you – I caught the love and light and wrapping myself in it.
xxxx j.
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You didn’t lose any of your progress… these are fantastic! Wonderfully done! And sending you much love and healing vibes my friend! 💕
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Charlie O,
Coming from YOU what a wonderful compliment. I infuse your words and love in my heart.
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Glad to see you’re in the saddle again.
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James,
In the saddle, bouncing up and down, teeth rattling, rear-end sore and bow-legged when I get down . . . but the ride, ah the ride . . .
Thank YOU for taking time to comment. It’s always wonderful to “hear” you.
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Your skill was not impeded by the injury. Sorry you’re so tired today but I know you’re looking forward to the next class.
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Shari,
Thank you for the encouragement. Your comment made me think . . . I don’t actually look “forward” to anything since I’m rather stuck in the “tiredness”. But I do enjoy the class once I’m there!
xxxx j
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