The Everyday Matters Challenge this week is to draw a clock. Most of the clocks in our house are digital - on the stove, on the microwave, on the radio/alarm clock. Digital clocks have very little charm.This little brass clock is an antique from my grandparents. It's about 5 inches tall, 3 1/2 inches wide, and very cute. Unfortunately, the hands no longer work.
Work has been really, really busy for the past two weeks. We are registering students for spring term classes and they always wait till the last minute to take care of things. Everyone needs help NOW!!
Thankfully, tomorrow is Friday!
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15 comments:
What a great little clock! I'm glad you drew/painted it -- an excellent job, too!!! I watercolor too tight and really admire loose washes, and the color you used is yummy.
Thanks Brenda! I know what you mean about being more loose with painting. I'm kind of a "paint inside the lines" type and would like to get more messy, but still look OK. It's harder than it looks, that's for sure.
Beautiful job on the clock. I like the rustic colors. :)
I love this - it's so nice and loose and full of personality.
Really beautiful- I hope you enjoy your weekend.
Lovely delicate sketch. At least this is one clock that you won't have to reset this weekend. I wonder if that was the reason behind this weeks challenge?
Very nice job and what a neat clock...fun to have old family things isnt it?
AWESOME!! I love the washerly look to this and yet the detailing is so perfect!
Beautiful! You really caught that brass feeling. Such a cute little clock full of character.
This is a great clock and you rendered the metal Beautifully and the face too for that matter -Very Nice!
Wonderful clock and wonderfully done.
I love the colors you used. The clock is really cool looking.
Lovely sketch! The colors really give it that brass look. it looks like a cool clock too.
Thanks everyone for taking a look and leaving a comment. I really appreciate hearing from you!
Love the colours in your wash!
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