Swinging Princess

Here is my blue drawing at Yoda's book. I was under an influence of my little daughter's costume. Last week it was Purim holiday, at which we dress up with costumes. All the week long she was wearing her Fairy-Princes costume, many times almost sleeping with it. Yoda, I hope you like it!

I was just wondering, where is my book now?

Green on Yoda.

I've had generally two days off work, so when I received Yoda's Moly yesterday, I had an idea in my head festering. I hope you like it, I'll send it off tomorrow to Marina.

Never say never

I felt that we are lacking some action in our rainbow, so I decided to start with Gustav's book. I haven't had any specific idea to develop. I took one of the photos that I made this week in the streets of Tel-Aviv with lot of graffiti and it was my inspiration. I wanted to take it to a little bit more abstract direction, but didn't succeed. "Never say never" was real caption on one of the walls.
Marty, now you won't be bookless!

Gustav's Moly has Arrived Chez Moi!

Today I received Gustav's Moly (sorry for pestering you A LOT Gustav), I'll be getting to work soon, thanks!

Emma's Book of Beasts

I just love elephants.
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My entry in Marina's book

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Deer

Marina's book so far.
I think the colours look really good together. The protective spray I used turned some of my violets a little pinky!

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Violet

Here's my entry added to the right of Marty's.
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I'm feeling lucky today.

I just received Marty's Marvelous Moly and Emma's from Moly-X13 today.

Marty, wow. There is so much energy in your brushstrokes! I like the shininess of the paint— it's all just so cool. It smells good too.

Finished!

My bear is complete.
When I was a little girl in Istanbul, I used to love seeing the dancing bears. Then I became aware that the bears were unhappy and often abused. It was a very sad realisation, and I had dreamt of rescuing them.

I'm scared to post mine...

So, after seeing Samantha's most recent post, I freaked because my frogs look just completely crazy and infantile next to it, but I guess I can't be paranoid.

oh look! A monkey!
I believe my Moleskine has a theme : The Beastiare (The Beasts : animals)

I think I saved it...

Here it is so far. Layers of various violets in gouache, prismacolor and ink. I'm having a hard time getting the little girl's face less cartoony, but it's getting there. I so badly want to throw some gold embroidery on the bear's vest!

My Tortured Moly

I had a nice ink drawing of an anatomical heart that I messed up. Then I decided to cover it up with a tonne of solid gouache. It didn't look good, so I wiped it off with a wet sponge.

I took a weekend break from my maddening moly and saw the most beautiful movie, The Fall. If any of you haven't seen it, you should— I cannot recommend it highly enough.

Anyhow, I remembered something from my childhood that I wanted to draw, and now my warped and wrinkly moly has a purpose. This is the first "layer", if you will. I thought I'd share the process of this entry that began so frustratingly. Hopefully it'll all work out in the end.