By elizabeth patch, on August 8th, 2010
One of the many pleasures of summer time is being outdoors,
at parks, at the beach, at concerts, or anywhere that people gather to relax and spend time with each other.
I love people watching;
as an artist I am endlessly fascinated by the variety of forms that we come in.
For me, watching
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By elizabeth patch, on March 6th, 2010
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted a rough sketch here on my sketchbook blog. . . When my children were babies, mother & child sketches showed up a lot in my sketchbooks, but my children are grown now, so my next babies will someday ( I hope!) be grandchildren…
Being a
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By elizabeth patch, on October 17th, 2009
I usually blog on the topics of positive self-esteem and body image.
But today, I feel like just sharing some artwork and personal thoughts.
I am working on the illustrations for another book.
It is progressing incredibly slowly, as I work full time and have a family/house/garden/students that also demand my attention.
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By elizabeth patch, on July 25th, 2009
It’s Friday afternoon in July.
I am up in my studio drawing what I wish I was doing: drifting off to sleep in an Adirondack chair, barefoot and without a care in the world.
This is another preliminary sketch for my next book…if you haven’t seen mt first book yet, and
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By elizabeth patch, on July 19th, 2009
I always love the “making of” features at the back of the DVDs; I find it fascinating how movies are made, love seeing the raw pencil tests for animation, or 3D without all the final textures applied.
I think many people are interested in how stuff is made; one of the
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By elizabeth patch, on June 8th, 2009
One of the best things about learning to draw is the requirement to look, really look, at how things are constructed. Size, shape, color, texture and spatial relationships of each part to part, must be studied, analyzed and interpreted.
When you draw people, as I do, it’s obvious that actual women
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By elizabeth patch, on April 13th, 2009
Too many jellybeans, peeps & chocolate bunnies this weekend?
Forgive yourself and move on!
By elizabeth patch, on April 12th, 2009
I am working with a terrific free-lance animator, Adam Rosette to create a YouTube video of “More To Love”, a combination of me on camera (yikes!) with voice over, some animation created by Adam and pages from my book animated.
I’ve been feeling a bit drained lately by the process of
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By elizabeth patch, on March 29th, 2009
I have been feeling way too stretched out lately: my teaching job, my family, the house & yard, and trying to squeeze in enough time per day to work on writing, researching, emailing, blogging, facebooking, etc.
Sketching ideas to keep my art soul happy and make progress on my next
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