This post is “the rest of Opus Daily Practice”. A bit of traveling managed to happen at the end of this project which meant I was able to post to Instagram, but my cell phone data plan was unhappy with the usage needed for blogging. Below are the rest of the pieces created for the 28 days of Opus Daily Practice.
Day 16
Urban photography in Red Deer, Alberta
Day 17
sketching ideas
Day 18
watercolor of the Salish Sea painted from a BC Ferry
watercolors painted from the ferry
hand knit west coast inspired hat
Day 19
ink drawing
Day 20
en plein air watercolor of Peter Cove South on Pender Island, BC
Day 21
en plein air watercolor of Peter Cove South on Pender Island, BC
knitting an earflap toque with naturally dyed wool
Day 22
acrylic on panel (photographed in very poor lighting conditions)
Day 23
en plein air drawing at Craddock Drive on Pender Island, BC, Canada
Day 24
en plein air drawing at Roesland, Pender Island, BC, Canada
west coast inspired fingerless mitts
Day 25
en plein air sketch at the ferry terminal on Pender Island
Day 26
knit mini bag in progress at the top of the Rogers Pass
an ink drawing of Mount Rundle in progress
Day 27
a painting of Kootenay National Park (acrylic on panel)
Day 28
a painting depicting kayaking on the Salish Sea (acrylic on canvas)
The daily practice challenge was just that, a challenge. It made you create even when life was busy. It is a good way to build skills and work through creative block.
art, photography and handmade by Debra Hunter
http://www.handmade-canada.com
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Fantastic work, Debra!
Thanks Sheryl. It was a pretty busy month!