@jemimah those are wonderful! I love that there is a fish skeleton on the screen! lol
@PrincessP Beautiful drawing of the burrow!
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I’m not sure I’m coordinated enough to draw while brushing my teeth 
But I did finish day two:
This time from the ”terrible” set of prompts. (I read them all to husband and he picked it for me).
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That was my thought, I’m glad it came across that way!
I packed the drawing book, but forgot the bag at home 
will do the doodles once i get home on sunday but it’s fun seeing what everyone are drawing 
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I knew exactly what your drawing was before scrolling down to the title.
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Introducing Miss Barbara Millicent Groceries. Like most Stepford wives, Barbara Millicent is slightly posable and mostly held together by scotch (tape, in this case).
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Work was busy today. I mushed together two prompts for this angsty mothgirl. Excited to dedicate more time to tomorrow’s prompt.
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Omg, lol. I like your collages.
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Today I picked the ”concept” prompt list, but I’m sticking to Botober.
It’s not just Y, it’s The Y. Google ”Y Timrå” for some context.
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Yes, here’s a link to an article about photographing artwork. The first part is very technical and involved, but at the end of the article is a section about what if you only have a phone to take photos of your art. You can do a search on the page for this phrase " but all you have is your iPhone?" to find the start of that part. Or just scroll down to the bottom of the article where you see a photo of a welcome mat. He shows how to use natural light and something white to reflect back the light to get rid of the shadow.
I basically do this at our glass door to get good natural lighting. I use a little table to put the item on and sometimes use something white to bounce back light if necessary. A piece of cardstock works fine for small things. 
I then pull the image into photoshop and adjust the levels to get the white whiter and the darks darker until it looks right.
hope that helps!
https://www.muddycolors.com/2020/08/photographing-your-artwork/
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Thank you! That’s good stuff. I moved to a different part of the room and took another picture and it turned out a bit better. But I will save this for future reference!
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You’re welcome! Yay, glad you found a better spot for lighting your art!
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Sketch for PeachPotterTober Day 3 prompt :: Bridge
Now I’m deciding whether to ink it with pens, or if I’m gutsy enough to use India ink for the colouring 
…playing around with materials
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