Sketch A Day: greet, keen, grip, belly, central, fleet, lens

I like pen & ink style drawings, and I like making drawings that look like pen & ink. This week had several.

drawing: black line drawing of a dog sniffing the butt of another dog while it wags its tail.
greet
drawing: a brown hair held between thumb and forefinger while a sharp (keen) knife slices it into two pieces
keen
drawing: closeup black line drawing (traced) of a hand gripping a bow with a nocked arrow.
grip
drawing: black line drawing of a kitty lying on its back and showing off its belly.
belly
drawing: black line sketch of sleeping cat with labeled items around it: food bowl labeled "kitty," food bag labeled "Food for Kitty," litter box labeled "Kitty Loo," soft comfy oval labeled "Kitty Bed." and stuffed mouse and "Catnip Toy."
central
drawing: black backgorund, gray sketch of Star Trek's USS Enterprise flying through space with random stars in the background.
fleet
drawing: black background, white and yellow chalk illustration of parallel rays of light hitting a converging lens (the rays on the other side of the double convex lens meet at one point) and a diverging lens (the rays on the other side of the double concave lense point away from the samt point). The lenses are labeled "converging" and "diverging."
lens
Sketch A Day: greet, keen, grip, belly, central, fleet, lens. Traced on grip. Drawing instructions for belly from Lee J Ames’ How To Draw 50 Cats (though I found it elsewhere for the day of drawing).

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