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This time i have these digitally created berries. Don't ask the name as I just picked colours and tried blending to get a fruit. If you find any resemblance to any do share. 🙂 I am loving this tiring drawing style at the moment. Lets see what happens next... As for todays Quote "Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” ―Theodore Roosevelt.
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Never too Late...

By Ira -
Every Once in a while I get this itch where I take out my stationary and begin afresh.
Drawing has been a vent since I was little.
Nothing special just playing with colours and strokes.
Never an artistic touch but enough to make me forget the lows and move ahead.




Recently, someone told me I still draw the same and so I realized its time to learn the art that was just a pastime...


It has been  a while I have been visiting these blogs and  sites where I see people share their work . I visit their blogs and seeing the kind of details and effort put in I was hesitant earlier and  I  avoided sharing my novice art but finally I am here. 


My first at  Paint Party Friday .
Until Next Post...
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  1. Saibal Barman11:48

    Drawing came into human mind prior to writing out expressions...it is innate and it says more in its intrinsic creative sense...it does not manipulate as our writings do...children like to sketch more than write things...they love colours more...these are innocence in us....these are stairs for grown-ups to reach to their long forgotten childhood....the world of simplicity...your first simple sketching has opened the wonderful door of your childhood...keep visiting them and keep sharing to inspire others to keep faith that there is always a path leading to such wonderland....my best wishes

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    1. Ira13:46

      Yes while we get busy growing up we tend to forget the simple joys. Thank you for the wishes. :)

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  2. kathyinozarks21:10

    I love your drawing-so glad you shared it

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    1. Ira13:53

      Welcome to the blog. Glad that you liked them.

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  3. Tarang Sinha21:10

    These are lovely! The 3D effect is amazing. And the third one ___I sketched something similar today. I am not able to sit down to paint in Watercolour/acrylics so I'm trying quick pencil sketches. I am bad at sketching, especially figures but I am trying and kind of enjoying. :)

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    1. Ira14:00

      Hey! , welcome to the blog. Yes, sketching is a tough path, especially the human aspects for me are a constant reminder that some things are beyond my control at least for now ;). That is why I am trying to learn it while I dabble in acrylics, sometimes water colours(another tough spot), colour pencils.

      Good that you too are enjoying this art journey. :)

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  4. LA Paylor23:05

    nicely done... I find sketching and shading the hardest part of art! I do it to push my skills. Really good, welcome to ppf... I just joined myself a few months ago and it's a great set of artists to visit and comment!
    LeeAnna at not afraid of color

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    1. Ira14:05

      You know it is wonderful to see how supportive and positive everyone is about art. It sort of gives a hope to improve and keep learning at our own pace without being judged. Glad you liked the post. And Welcome to R&S. :)

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  5. Christine23:31

    Beautiful work!

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  6. DVArtist00:18

    Ohhh please don't feel like you should not post and share your beautiful art. I too am a novice and the support and encouragement I receive from the other wonderful artist is amazing. All of us are at different places in our art. Come visit to get inspired and see what others are creating. Your sketches are fabulous.

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    1. Ira14:09

      That you for such lovely words . Yes, it does feel great to be welcomed and not being judged for the work. Kind of gives a breathing space to enjoy the process of learning something new.
      Welcome to R&S.

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  7. Linda Kunsman01:23

    super sketch art!Thanks for sharing and welcome to Paint Party Friday!

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    1. Ira14:11

      Aww!! those words make me blush. I think some day your words will definitely turn true. Thank you welcome to R&B !!

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  8. Elephant's Child02:03

    I am an appreciator rather than a creator - and am so very grateful that you showed some of your work - which I appreciate and applaud.

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    1. Ira14:16

      Appreciation is a rare trait and it helps so many people new to any activity. It gives a boost to keep moving ahead. Well, As for the creator part , your photographs tell you are one with the camera. And it is a pleasure to journey with the pics. :)

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  9. Gillena Cox04:44

    Enjoyed your first share, looking forward to more
    Happy Friday

    Much💖love

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    1. Ira14:17

      So glad you liked them. Welcome to R&B. :)

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  10. NatureFootstep16:40

    Hi Ira and welcome to PPF: I can see why you liked my shadow sketch. You are doing great nature and landscapes yourself.
    Thanks for sharing :)

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    1. Ira17:22

      hello, well I a trying new aspects for drawings and nature always amazes me.

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  11. Valerie-Jael17:06

    Beautiful drawings, well done. Hope to see more from you! Valerie

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    1. Ira17:23

      Thank you for the warm words. Welcome to R&S

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  12. Crafting Queen18:48

    I think your drawings are lovely. Great job. Thanks for the visit.

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  13. Christine18:53

    Lovely sketches, glad you have started your art up again.

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    1. Ira17:25

      Thank you for the lovely words.

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  14. Jean19:16

    These are just wonderful! I struggle with drawing. Thank you for visiting my blog!

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    1. Ira17:28

      Thank you! 😀 you do water colours and they are not everybody's forte either.

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  15. carol l mckenna22:07

    Loving drawing and done very creatively and well ~ you have innate talent ~

    Be Safe. Be Well,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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    1. Ira17:30

      Your words make the day for me. Thank you!! You be safe too.

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  16. Ranjana Shankar22:41

    So beautifully drawn....
    www.ranjanascraftblog.com

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