Curled up on the truck tailgate with my new Pentalic sketchbook and got to sketching. This is the garage of the farmhouse.

A niece came running up with something cupped in her hands. She opened them to reveal this little guy. He was about an inch and a half long:

Me: Oh, what a cute little frog!
Niece: *tsk* It's a TOAD! (eyeroll)
Eyerolling runs in the family apparently.
She put him on the tailgate for me to draw. He sat amazingly still while I sketched.
Niece (looking over my elbow while I'm sketching): Don't forget the breather bumps behind his eyes.
Me: Breather bump things...done!
How did she know those were breather bumps anyway???
I moved my perch from tailgate to overturned bucket to draw this stump hole in a pecan tree. A Virginia Creeper vine (or maybe poison oak) was growing from the hole. Those spiky grass-like plants are supposed to be iris.

1 comment:
Kids are so smart these days... breather holes... who knew? Great sketches.
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