*sigh* NOt enough time to do something amazing. But here we go:
I chose the object I spend the most time with. Oy . . . not the greatest drawing. ^^; I apologize for lack of awesome, but it had to be quick. Blast. I'll have to keep working on it and perfect some shading and measuring and all that. I have no patience >.> Something to work on.
Back in undergrad, we had names for our instrument. Mine is Antonio, after Stradivarius, and a male name. Basically . . .because I wish it was a Strad and I couldn't justify spending that much time with a female instrument. There you go! May upload a much better one eventually heh. Happy Tuesday.
Showing posts with label violin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label violin. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Day 19: Comic Strip
For the comic I picked a moment many many years ago when Professor Craig Purdy from BSU came to Twin Falls to do a master class and he was teaching my sister Joanna. She was little, and so cute!
I love it! And Prof. Purdy still giggles about it! :) I tell my little violin students about it often. They generally don't get it, but their parents giggle. Joanna has lots of cute moments. Heehee. Anyway, its my Dad's birthday!! He's one amazing man. I was able to take violin lessons from Mr. Purdy throughout my high school years because he was willing every other Friday to drive me to Boise so I could take lessons with him. Dad is so supportive, funny, and so smart! He's such a great example of what I need to look for for my own future husband. Thank you, Dad!
I love it! And Prof. Purdy still giggles about it! :) I tell my little violin students about it often. They generally don't get it, but their parents giggle. Joanna has lots of cute moments. Heehee. Anyway, its my Dad's birthday!! He's one amazing man. I was able to take violin lessons from Mr. Purdy throughout my high school years because he was willing every other Friday to drive me to Boise so I could take lessons with him. Dad is so supportive, funny, and so smart! He's such a great example of what I need to look for for my own future husband. Thank you, Dad!
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