Jennyben

Letting Go- Controlling your own life, not telling another HOW they should be To let go doesn't mean to stop caring, it means, "I can't do it for someone else." To let go is not to cut myself off, it's the realization that I don't 'control' another. To let go is not to enable, but to allow learning from natural consequences. To let go is to admit powerlessness, which means the outcome is not in my hands. To let go is NOT to try to change or even blame another, it's knowing I can only change myself. To let go is not to 'care for'. but to care about. To let go is not to fix, but be supportive. To let go is not to judge!- but to a

*THE SLIP AND SLIDE METHOD - with an introduction on Embossing techniques* Reference: The source reference is from a photo I took of a dog called ''Jed", who I was commissioned to sketch and decided to create the artwork on June 4th, International Drawing Day. Weapons of choice: Pentel Mechanical Pencils (P203, P205, P207 and P209 – Leads (2B, 3H and F) Pair of scissors (borrowed from our sewing box) Electric eraser Kneadable eraser Derwent Essential Embossing tool set Copious amounts of tea (Earl Grey?) Digestive biscuits or Jacobs Cream Crackers (optional) Paper: Paper: Goldline Bristol Board 220 gsm Size: A3 420mm x 297

I try very hard to fave as much as possible, but never want thank yous. This is my way to thank the joy so many DA artists have given me.  Your work is not collected because you're my friend, it's in my faves because it's good. Please visit these artists and enjoy. Did I mention, they're nice people who appreciate you? These are just a few. I hope he doesn't mind, this got me right in the heart. It needs to be read often. On Art. . . “The artist never entirely knows — We guess. We may be wrong, but we take leap after leap in the dark” ~Agnes de Mille“Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist