HOW TO TAKE THE CHALLENGE

HOW TO TAKE THE CHALLENGE:

Select your topic
Gather your supplies
Start on a blank piece of paper
Set your timer for 20 minutes
Paint or draw with your favorite media

Stop when 20 minutes is over whether finished or not
Scan or photograph the painting and send the image (any size is fine) to - painteddaisies at gmail.com - with a subject line of TMC.

I have recently started inviting people to do their own posting. If that interests you, send me an email for an invite.

PLEASE include a brief statement in your email or post describing:

WHAT YOU PAINTED AND WHY
WHAT YOU LEARNED FROM DOING THE CHALLENGE
TITLE OF PAINTING
MEDIUM USED
YOUR BLOG OR WEBSITE LINK

I do reserve the right to reject any inappropriate art.

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I have also created a Flicker group for challenge participants.

Friday, January 20, 2012

Prayer bells...

These are my Tibetan prayer bells. In 20 minutes with my I-phone and some pens.
Posted by at 9:14 PM
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8 comments:

  1. I really like the effect of pens in art, this is very good Lilah.

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  2. So much wonderful detail Lilah.
    Do you have an app on your iPhone that you use?

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  3. For some reason I lost you during the holidays! I love this challenge and glad I re discovered it!!!
    I love nature, all of it! Flowers are my special love!
    I did a pastel today of primroses. I like to be botanically correct with the anatomy but some times I cheat!!! Love the colors of flowers, amazing what nature does!!!
    I would be interested in doing some floral studies for you and the 20 minute challenge. I am member of the blog. Thanks for the opportunity and all the tutorials!!!

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  4. Just posted on my main blog!
    http://twentyminutechallenge.blogspot.com/
    and to flicker group!

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  5. Excited that I got on and can leave a comment. Hope it sticks this time.
    This is an interesting drawing...I am not sure what you mean as far as how your iphone comes into play here? Since I have a "dumbphone" not an "iphone" I have no idea how a phone helps with drawing...unless of course you took a photo with your iphone and drew from it's screen! Is that it???
    I like it however you did it. ;-)

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  6. I find the organic feel of this sketch very appealing, and the amount of detail you have managed to capture in just 20 mins is commendable!

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  7. A very interesting & attractive sketch. You have packed quite an amount of detail into it within the 20 minutes.

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  8. I can draw pretty fast.The I-phone is actually in the picture. It is the wobbly squarish thing to the left. Ha Ha, I was kind of confused by those comments...the objects in the picture are the i-phone, prayer bells, a blanket, and carpet. Also, I took the photo with the i-phone.

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