Not keeping up at all with Every Day in May. This sometimes feels like a freelance job that nobody's going to pay me for, especially with the "pack shots". Once I get going on shapes, shines and reflections on surfaces though I get drawn into the happy place of total involvement, and it doesn't feel like work any more.
Days 8 & 9 combined - Something with a handle, and an interesting label. My Brown Betty teapot (discovered it was called that in the facebook group) and Eleven O'Clock Rooibos tea, been around as long as I have judging by the fifties style label and my memories of my grandmother serving it. I loathed it then but love it now as a bedtime drink that won't keep me up all night.
Day 10 - Something you can switch on and off - my trusty Crazy Duck hairdryer. Other more stylish hairdryers have come and gone, but this guy keeps blowing hot air tirelessly over 30+ years and still makes me smile. I enjoyed painting him, strangely - and my son who doesn't often comment on what I'm doing said "Cool, mom, can I have this one?" Score!
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5 comments:
Cathy, really a lovely post and nice drawings! Hopefully, we, both will survive the everyday drawing. Cheers, Sadami
Great job on both drawings but the ducky hairdryer is the best - as your son said, Cool!
hahahahahaha That duck dryer is awesome!
I like your description of EDiM, you have nailed it!
I missed the hairdryer on the group, but am so pleased I've seen it today, it's fabulous!
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