Life Imitates Doodles - Sandra Straitさんのイラストまとめ

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* #DoodlewashNovember2021: Gratitiude.
Did you know that turkeys purr when they are grateful? Or happy anyway.
-Hahnemühle Harmony Rough Watercolor Paper
-Aquafine Watercolor
-Pixabay photo reference courtesy of janrye.
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#Doodlewash Prompt: Planet. This is isn't the prompt until the 22nd, but I watched Alice Hendon's Galactic Explosion at the Art Party Weekend and this was my version from her tutorial. https://t.co/eEGxCW7xtY

Did you know that potato blossoms used to be fashionable? Marie Antoinette made them all the rage when she wore one in her hair. Medium: Arteza Gouache, Brushes: ZenArt Black Tulip Flat & Rigger, Paper: Hahnemühle Cold Press ‘The Collection’ paper. @Hahnemühle_USA

#DoodlewashJanuary2021 Prompt: Launch. I think this guy is just about to launch! Did you know the Guinness World Record for the longest leap by a cat is 7 feet? @ZebraPen #ZebraAmbassador @zebrateam_usa #PostcardsForTheLunchBag #Hahnemühle_USA   https://t.co/kd1fyp9AS3

#Doodlewash prompt: Stocking. Did you know the first useful fiber ever synthesized entirely in the laboratory was for the nylon stocking?
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Did you know that the Dalmatian Pelican is believed, on average, to be the heaviest flying bird? #DoodlewashNovember2020 prompt: Feathers
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Stingray Pup #DoodlewashOctober2020: Wet. Did you know that stingrays bear live young even though they are fish? #LifeImitatesDoodles @Hahnemühle_USA #PostcardsForTheLunchBag https://t.co/IVudWJVayV

#DoodlewashOctober2020 Prompt: Friend. Did you know the St Bernard was originally a farm dog in the French Alps? Later, the breed was used as a rescue dog for avalanche victims. Alas, the barrel of whiskey is just a myth. @Hahnemühle_USA https://t.co/FDU2cr3oXt