Sunday, 4 July 2010
Sunday Sketches
Today for some unaccountable reason I am very bored, very grumpy and just generally not good company to be around.I have rustled up a very grumpy Sunday Sketch which, just about says it all.For happier, chirpier and altogether better sketches please click to visit the lovely Sophia. xx
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I'm not sure what my problem is but I feel very antsy too. I'm in one of those moods where I don't feel like doing anything but want to do something. Eeck!
Anyway, your sketch came out great!
This sketch says quite a lot. It is great and fits what your mood is perfectly.
You have too many talents to be bored! Being bored is saying of all that surrounds you, none of it warrants your attention. I believe you may be lookig for an adventure.
Great sketch.
My children were always cautious about saying they were bored because I always found them something to do.
I know you were serious in this post, but your words made me chuckle, I suppose it is the honesty. Your sketch is wonderful.
funny the sketch doesn't look grumpy to me - waiting, yes, hanging out, yes. Just give it a few minutes :-) I like the real "sketch quality" of this! Love my word verification "comatsi!"
Love the movement of the lines...
Great expression of your current feelings...Is there something in the atmosphere? I too am bored and grumpy!
xo
Andrea
I kind of like the scribbling style
Hope you are feeling more chipper soon! Take a long walk - that always gets my blood pumping and works for me.
Hugs and Sunday smiles
I understand just how you feel! I hope you feel better later on. I love your sketch :) ~Lauren
Awwww..sorry you are struggling a little today. I have to admit that you did make me chuckle about your, for more chirpier, happier art....etc etc hahaha. :)
Great sketch, regardless. Hugs and happy SS!
Hi,
Sorry to hear that...I get moody too. It's ok, I think it's just one of the many emotions women feel....just know tomorrow will be better.
love the sketch - !
XO
Heather
I love your sketches, what happens to them? What is the life of a drawing?
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