Thursday Ambidextrous Drawing. This snail moves in different ways.
Laid out and detailed by my left hand and shaded with my right hand.

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Thursday Ambidextrous Drawing. This snail moves in different ways.
Laid out and detailed by my left hand and shaded with my right hand.
Just say NO!
Still working on some left handed drawings, like this one of Betty.
My surgeon said that this coming week I can start using my right hand again for creating art. It will be a slow start but it will be good to have a healthy rotator cuff again.
How in the world are you this good with your left hand. To level the playing field I propose you start drawing with your left foot exclusively.
Hahaha... thanks man.
I had no idea it was going to work out as well as it had. But as a friend of mine said to me... "Of course you are good at that. It's in your brain from your right hand."
But that's not all it is. A lot of forcing my left hand to do things that it doesn't want to do, is very difficult. I have to take breaks throughout the drawing to rest my left hand. WIth that, it means that the left hand drawings take a lot longer to do.
Abstract Wednesday. Posting my abstract art every Wednesday from some years ago.
This one is called "On your favorite plate" and there was a reason for that title but it's been so long since it was created that I can't recall.
All my Abstract Art will either being on Amazon with vol 1 or 2 of "New Century Abstracts" or on Redbubble.com as a print.
Happy New Year
Happy New Year
Happy New Year