102 Faces

{the best way to learn how to do something is to do it}

5x8" watercolor moleskine, pitt pen, black gellyroll

“I never forget a face, but in your case I'll be glad to make an exception." ~ Groucho Marx

Comments

[Lorinda @ Everyday Endeavours]

Great project! You've done a fantastic job of making them all unique. xx

{Tammy}: Lorinda, In drawing the faces, they simply turn out unique, no attempt to differentiate. In fact if I could draw one good face over and over I would probably stick with it, ha ha!

[Wendy]

Oh very cool - and I love the quote!

{Tammy}: Wendy, Thank you and good wishes in your new blogging endeavor!

[Dawn]

I second the above opinions. This makes for an interesting collection. Did you start them in order or just randomly pick out a square?
~Dawn

{Tammy}: Dawn, Thank you! I just drew all the lines, numbered them, and randomly started drawing. Some are drawn upside down (turns out, doesn't matter). I just realized there are a few empty boxes so perhaps I'll leave those be needed white space...

[Eden]

I love your face illustrations!! Just makes me smile! And the first quote....spot on!!

{Tammy}: Eden, I think it comes from being so bad and reading instructions and taking formal workshops, I just jump in and try to figure stuff out. Thank you for stopping in!

[Dawn DeVries Sokol]

LOVE! And you're right: the best way to learn how is to do it...I've gotta do this!!!

{Tammy}: Dawn, Thank you! I would be love to see the funky faces that escape your markers!

[Lisa Scott]

Love your faces! So creative.

[iHanna]

Hihi, fun grid!

[Andria]

Wow, love the look of all those faces!

[Carolyn Dube]

Beyond cool to see all your faces!!!!!!!! You are so right - best way to learn is to do!!