October seems to have come upon us so quickly! It will be Christmas before you know it.
I did a 'prize pumpkin' for you today in watercolour pencil (6" x 6"). I started off on good quality textured orange cardstock, thinking 'orange' for pumpkins, although there is not a lot of that orange card showing up! Happy Sunday Sketches from England!
The man behind the pumpkin was added to give a sense of scale, but he looks a bit spooky doesn't he?
I cannot comment on some Google+ blogs as I have not converted. But I will visit your blog and leave a reply on mine. Some Google+ blogs are set up to allow me to comment.
Wonderful painting - here the Halloween things and Christmas sweets and decorations are side by side in the stores, we just need the Easter eggs...Happy Sunday, hugs, Valerie
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DeleteGreat Pumpkin, Charlie Brown...er, Christine :}
ReplyDeleteActually the man has the perfect look for Halloween!!!
so nice. It put me right in the mood for Halloween. And, I didn't think the guy spooky at all, just maybe scared that pumpkin was going to roll over and squash him.
ReplyDeleteThis is so nice!
ReplyDeleteHe kind of looks like he's spying behind the pumpkin
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DeleteNever heard of Google+ blogs. Well, your sketch reminds me that Halloween is coming up. My grandkids can hardly wait.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great sketch! I love the size of the pumpkin and the man behind it looks perfect! His face shows blank astonishment with regard to the size of the pumpkin. The texture of your cardstock makes a wonderful effect!
ReplyDeleteWhat a giant pumpkin! I love your drawing, it's wonderful.
ReplyDeletePerhaps he's making sure no-one goes away with his prize pumpkin!lol!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Ohhh yes October came so fast. I am loving this pumpkin and so glad you added the man. Very nice. I too have joined in with Sunday Sketches. Have a very nice Sunday.
ReplyDeleteGreat choice of subject for the beginning of October. That pumpkin is a prize-winner for sure!
ReplyDeletethat is one big pumpkin and such a cute sketch. I haven't converted either and can't comment.
ReplyDeletenow, that´s a big one. The pumkin that is :) But I think I have seen this size in images. What I wonder is if they are edible?
ReplyDeleteA fun one.
Yes, that's the choice of the blogger to only allow G+ to comment. It's too bad that they select that.
ReplyDeleteHe looks happy to me, the guy. Love the pumpkin.