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…. because I just didn’t memorize the structure Mt Rainier

Okay. So now the drawing. I have been planning this drawing for about a year now. The one in my head was much more detailed and very professional—my mind ALWAYS sets the bar too high. I try very hard.

Last year, I made a drawing for my Grandma, Narrow’s Pod ([link] ). It took a mighty long while, but Grandma liked it, and that was the intent! Course I could have drawn a polka dot on a mulched up cardboard box and she would have loved it; the grandkids can do no wrong. This year, it is Grandpa’s turn! I wanted to use deer for the animal, because he loves deer, and needed some sort of fixture of Washington State (like the Narrow’s Bridge in Tacoma). So this time I used Mt. Rainier!

The ground is terrible. I have been worrying about it for days and could not dream up any elegant techniques. So I just looked out my backyard window and sketched out what I saw (making it a tad greener—Washington gets a lot of rain … a LOT of rain ….). There may or may not be yakas in Washington, but they are littered in my backyard. We can pretend it is some other plant for the sake of location.

I didn’t have a good idea for the trees either. Hence the scribbles. Backgrounds are not my thing. If you go through my gallery, this is one among only 3 14”x17” drawings in full color (detailed—some are just solid color backgrounds, I don’t count these). That’s about 5 years worth of drawings. I’m lazy.

Like most of my drawings, you need to stand far away for it to be its best. The closer, the worser. NO full view please! Haha.

In conclusion, I like Muledeer. They are my friends.

Description
Image reference: [link]
…. because I just didn’t memorize the structure Mt Rainier

Okay. So now the drawing. I have been planning this drawing for about a year now. The one in my head was much more detailed and very professional—my mind ALWAYS sets the bar too high. I try very hard.

Last year, I made a drawing for my Grandma, Narrow’s Pod ([link] ). It took a mighty long while, but Grandma liked it, and that was the intent! Course I could have drawn a polka dot on a mulched up cardboard box and she would have loved it; the grandkids can do no wrong. This year, it is Grandpa’s turn! I wanted to use deer for the animal, because he loves deer, and needed some sort of fixture of Washington State (like the Narrow’s Bridge in Tacoma). So this time I used Mt. Rainier!

The ground is terrible. I have been worrying about it for days and could not dream up any elegant techniques. So I just looked out my backyard window and sketched out what I saw (making it a tad greener—Washington gets a lot of rain … a LOT of rain ….). There may or may not be yakas in Washington, but they are littered in my backyard. We can pretend it is some other plant for the sake of location.

I didn’t have a good idea for the trees either. Hence the scribbles. Backgrounds are not my thing. If you go through my gallery, this is one among only 3 14”x17” drawings in full color (detailed—some are just solid color backgrounds, I don’t count these). That’s about 5 years worth of drawings. I’m lazy.

Like most of my drawings, you need to stand far away for it to be its best. The closer, the worser. NO full view please! Haha.

In conclusion, I like Muledeer. They are my friends.