©2009 Jacqueline Hudon-Verrelli
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Friday, November 20, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
lumberjack bear - painted
©2009 Jacqueline Hudon-Verrelli
I spent yesterday painting the lumberjack bear. I tried to use a different technique but by the end I wasn't happy with my piece. I reworked my sketch this morning and spent the rest of the day painting it.
Labels:
bear,
lumberjack,
painted final
Sunday, November 15, 2009
lumberjack bear process
Back in September, I was sketching bears because I wanted to draw a bear as a lumberjack. I was back at it today and settled on this one:

Here's some of my process sketches:


©2009 Jacqueline Hudon-Verrelli
Here's some of my process sketches:
©2009 Jacqueline Hudon-Verrelli
Labels:
bear,
lumberjack,
process,
sketch
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
gdansk, poland
highlights of the trip:
• walking through the beautiful, colorful, historic old town
• dragon head water spouts
• tons of red brick
• stopping at a cute cafe to warm up with mulled wine
• eating at a Polish milk bar. Amazing.
• Malbork Castle
• learning about Polish culture and history from our wonderful hosts
• Polish sausage
• Polish bread
• seeing an actual bomb shelter
• browsing Polish children's books and eventually purchasing one with funky ink illustrations
• finally getting a matryoshka doll after wanting one since I was a little girl
• learning how to make zurek (Polish soup) and then enjoying it.








Malbork Castle - the largest red brick castle in the world:




monument to the striking ship yard workers - I love how the hands come down the side:



this church is 1000 years old - check out how crooked the walls are in the next photo:

• walking through the beautiful, colorful, historic old town
• dragon head water spouts
• tons of red brick
• stopping at a cute cafe to warm up with mulled wine
• eating at a Polish milk bar. Amazing.
• Malbork Castle
• learning about Polish culture and history from our wonderful hosts
• Polish sausage
• Polish bread
• seeing an actual bomb shelter
• browsing Polish children's books and eventually purchasing one with funky ink illustrations
• finally getting a matryoshka doll after wanting one since I was a little girl
• learning how to make zurek (Polish soup) and then enjoying it.
Malbork Castle - the largest red brick castle in the world:
monument to the striking ship yard workers - I love how the hands come down the side:
this church is 1000 years old - check out how crooked the walls are in the next photo:
Labels:
european adventure,
Gdansk,
photo,
Poland
we're back
©2009 Jacqueline Hudon-Verrelli
This is just a quick post to say that we have returned from Poland and had a fantastic time. I'll post some photos and such later.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
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