Do you know how hard it is to do a plein air drawing of seagull that will not sit still? No, well I find it a bit difficult, but I had fun trying. I did this drawing several weeks ago and was not able to get it posted at the time due to pc problems, since then, I had forgot all about it. I’m thinking that I want to try something like this with the ink and watercolors to bring out some depth to the white parts of the seagull.
Ink drawing.
Adamsart 
Jan
/ May 24, 2011Seagulls really struggle to sit still on round railings or bollards, because they have flat feet. I see you did give your seagull a flat object to sit on. I wonder, maybe he had restless legs! LOL
Have a great day,
Debbie Adams
/ May 25, 2011That is probably the reason why it was it wouldn’t stay still, and didn’t stay long, lol. Thanks for commenting, Jan!
Androgoth
/ July 30, 2011Yes I can imagine how hard it would be painting a Seagull, however considering he / she wouldn’t stand still and was busy fidgetting the whole time I think that you did rather well with it…
Androgoth Xx
Debbie Adams
/ July 30, 2011It was a pain in the butt. The next time I want to try some plein air I will pick some still life. lol. As for birds, I’ll take a picture first; they stay sill longer. lol.
Thanks for commenting on this one, Andro!
Have a wonderful evening; as I think you might be about 8 hours ahead of me.
Androgoth
/ July 30, 2011Yes well as I write this comment it is 23:55 so let us just see how many hours it is, I will let you work it out later… lol Now I am going to look at a few Boats…
Have a wicked evening now…
Androgoth Xx
Debbie Adams
/ July 30, 2011Six hours ahead of me here. Not as bad as I thought. I have another friend in England that is 8 hours ahead of me. It makes it kind of hard for us to catch one another at a decent time. But you stay up late and make it so easy. You are a night owl I take it.
Thank you for viewing and commenting on my boats too. 🙂
Have a good night, Andro.