I had been thinking about starting another painting this week, but I've been too busy with the 29 faces challenge. It always amazes me how much time it takes to produce a face every single day. Even though I had planned to not pressure myself and just draw a circle with 2 circles in it on days that I don't have time, I find I can't do that. So what I do now is on days I have a bit more time I start several faces at once, an then I can finish them on days I have less time. It works for me, even though it's still hard work sometimes. But it's also very rewarding, because I get a lot of practice and at the end of the month I'm left with 29 faces to use and re-use in my art :-)
That said, here's my face for today: another weirdo ;-)
And yesterday's face, a miniature-painting, acrylics on canvasboard
And here are this week's faces:
Number12: yes .... weirdo .... ;-)
Number 13: watercolour sketch
Number 14: scribble-face (I'm having so much fun with these :-) )
Number 15: another miniature-painting: acrylics on canvasboard
Number 16: another scribble-face
That's it for this week. Linking to
Paint Party Friday and to
29 faces, and to
Show your Face. Thanks so much for visiting, and for those of you also participating in the 29 faces challenge: keep going! We're more than halfway! (eeek! meaning February is almost over ....)
I'll leave you with this funny for this week. Well, actually it's not really a funny, but I love it so much and I want to share it with you :-)
Wishing you a lovely day, and a beautiful weekend! ♥ ♥ ♥
Seriously impressive entries for your 29 faces challenge and they're all so different too. I'm in awe of anyone who can complete a drawing a day.
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LOVE your weirdos! ♥♥♥♥♥ Great idea to start several faces at once for those days when you don't have time to start from scratch. I might have to steal that idea! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAll of your faces are so impressive. Each one, no matter how weird LOL inspires me. See ya tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteLoving all the faces. Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteWonderful faces, my faves are the scribbly ones. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteAll your faces are wonderful and your so right on how much time it takes but I'm not giving up! I now have 18 faces, good, bad and the ugly!! lol
ReplyDeleteKeepin on keeping on.....
I always amaze at the quality of your 29 faces..producing one a day is a big ask. I like the scribble one best.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a big smile: Snoopy has wise words‼
ReplyDeleteYour different style of faces are all great.
Happy PPF ♥
You've been busy this week. Love all your faces! Happy PPF.
ReplyDeleteI'm really enjoying your little weirdo series - they're so cute and for some reason remind me a little of dopey the dwarf in the Disney version of Snow White!I think it's the big baggy sad eyes!!
ReplyDeleteIt always amazes me how you can come up with so many different ways to draw faces yet they are all so you!
Another week of fun ,beautiful and unique faces Denise! Thank you for your inspiration! xoxo
ReplyDeleteYour weirdos are lovable! And those scribbles enchant me, maybe I some day have the courage to try that technique.
ReplyDeleteA great Peanuts strip!
Your faces are nothing less than impressive. It takes time to do them all and you do it so well. I couldn't pick a favorite.
ReplyDeleteI like your unique style, I have to come back later with more time!
ReplyDeletegorgeous variety of faces Denise!! Great job of keeping up with the challenge. Love the Snoopy cartoon too:)
ReplyDeleteluv the words of Face 1
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much love...
Awesome face as always Denthe. I can't seem to find your comment box. It cones up, then goes. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteHahaha, I love your Snoopy humor! Those scribble faces are fascinating - love'em!
ReplyDeleteSO MANY COOL FACES!!! I think I like the scribble face and the bright yellow one the best - but it is SO hard to decide!! Happy PPF :)
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ReplyDeleteAlways such a fun visit here...I love all the new faces. So much variety. Like you I stretch it over a few days...It has to be when the mood strikes too, or when I have a good block of time for it!! Thanks for sharing and yes you have more to reuse...some artist even collage bits and pieces of their faces reprinted into their other art...so much potential with art as good as yours!!
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Love the weirdo I just love to draw weird one eyed characters so the weird ones are always the ones that grab me first.
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Vicki-Ann :)
I Really love your scribble faces! You are sooo creative and fun!
ReplyDeleteA great variety of faces.
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant collection of faces! I love the scribble face - it's really inspired me to give this a go! Also what a good idea to begin several faces when you have a day with a bit more time. I'll try that too! Thank You, Denthe. You always inspire! xx
ReplyDeleteSo lovely to see the different styles you use although they are all identifiably yours!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you on the demand this challenge takes to complete and the satisfaction of finishing. Its definitely good practice! I think starting a few faces at one time is a top tip! Thanks for sharing xx
Love them all--15 and 13 are my faves. Don't know how you are all doing a face a day--I am in awe. Looking forward to more! xo
ReplyDeleteThe weirdos made my day Denthe, they are great!
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Maarit
Your faces are amazing!! I think the weirdos are my favorites - they are so different! But so are all of your others - I'm impressed by the many different styles you paint and draw in. Those scribble faces are incredible! xoxo Silke
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and impressive collection of faces for us this week!! The watercolour faces are delightful! The scribbley faces are fun to do, I agree.
ReplyDeleteSnoopy knows it all.
ReplyDeleteThese faces are terrific in their different styles. The scribbly ones are very clever and the weirdos are something quite different.
Wonderful faces, love all the different styles, and especially the "weirdos", they have so much attitude! Sounds like you found a great way to get them all done.
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