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Day 27: Ceramic Bird, 8x10"

Day 27-so close to the finale!! This is a drawing of a little ceramic bird I got in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It is very wee and when I saw it I knew it would have to live in my studio. I haven't named her so any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Except for the last 4 days, all of the sketches from this project are shrink wrapped and ready for the art fair, Indie Chic at 10th Street which is right around the corner - Dec. 5th! That was the incentive for this round of 30 Sketches Project and I am very much looking forward to it. Would love to see you there. Nothing better than buying local!!
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  1. woodenheartNovember 21, 2009 at 6:51 PM

    How about Precious?

    Looking forward to three days of celebrating Layla Luna artwork! I hope the little elves in your studio are workin over time. Give them a high five for me!

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