Dawdling and doodling at Girona Airport; it’s one of the most picturesque runway views you could wish to find, thanks to its mountain backdrop. This little funsize sketch was a challenge, particularly due to the foreshortening of the plane, and the irregular oval shape of the jet housings. Normally in my funsize (3x3in) sketchbook I go straight in with the ink, but caution got the better of me this time, as I could see that boarding was about to commence and I knew I had limited time to get this sketch down. So, I broke my own rules and used a few quick pencil guidelines first to make sure the form was approximately right. Then it was on with the fineliner and a little shading using a black Tombow and water pen. Happy landings!
Shoot, I wish I was so talented. But my sketchings of planes look more like cats!
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That’s very kind of you to say, Emilio – but I’m sure the cat likeness is not true! π
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No, that was an exaggeration. No one can make out what my airplane sketches look like. π
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Fabulous Rebecca! π
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Thank you so much Jill! π
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Your foreshortening is spot on and just enough detail where it counts wrapped up with brilliant shadow work… You’re so awesome!! Love it!π
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Blushing again… thanks Charlie! I’m really enjoying doing these very small pictures – they aren’t intimidating to have a go at, and a full page can be filled pretty quickly, which is rather satisfying. π
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I’m definitely a proponent of small sketches… hehe… I feel the same way!
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Small is (sometimes) beautiful! π
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Wow, well done Rebecca!
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Thanks Sharon! π
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Happy travelling!
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Always! (well, nearly) π
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I find vehicles of all kinds difficult. This looks just right! (K)
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Thank you so much Kerfe – I’m most afraid of cars… π
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