What does “drawing on the side” mean? Is that like salad dressing on the side?
In this case, it means that I have a pencil drawing in progress that I keep with my drawing lessons supplies. That way, if I get to lessons early or if no one shows up for class (REALLY?? Yeppers, it has happened), there is something I can work on instead of just knitting.
You thought what? That I would play on my phone? If you thought that, you don’t know me very well.
The back tree needs to be darker and there is a little patch of unfinished background.
No rush. It isn’t a commissioned pencil drawing. It is just a way to A. indulge my love of drawing, B. show my students a piece in progress, C. give them a chance to evaluate my work because we must tell one another the truth, and I want to know if they have been paying attention, D. be productive in otherwise empty time.
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