
What should be the first sketch now looks as if it will be the second one is of the lighthouse at Cpe Jervis which I did while waiting for the ferry to load, I get badly sea sick but if I sit up on top I am ok, and it doesnt slop when moored so sketching was ok. An awful trip over, very cold and windy and bumpy.
The top sketch is what I can see from the breakfast table of the friends house we stayed at in Penneshaw for the last few days. I am going to cheat and put up a couple of my sketches a day until I have caught up with them all. Oh this top sketch was done with some watercolour pencils I bought in Kingscote, they are a Derwent pack and had a few pencils and some solid watercolour sticks, quite fun to use, although the sand wasnt really that yellow the sea was pretty much that colour.
Missed you all.

3 comments:
Welcome back! It will be nice to read of your stories in Kangaroo Island and see your pictures.
A rough trip over the sea. Hmmm. I remember that feeling. I had to find a spot in the exact middle of the lounge to lie down on during one ferry trip near a notorious rough Naselai Passage out of Suva.
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PS I'd like to hear more about the poetry workshop too.
Great to have you back. I'm so lucky I don't get seasick. Kangaroo island looks like a wonderful place to have a holiday - beautiful blue seas
Ah, Hog Bay, how delightful. You've captured it perfectly Penny. Still unspoilt and uncrowded. Shimmering seas, salty scrub and lots of limpets to collect.
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