It came back. In a sorta different, simply complicated way.
But it came back.
And I still like it.
I've had water paints for about forever now. And I finally decided to bring them to some good use.
It cost me three, three, three pages to get this right.
Totally worth it.
Water painting is so much more fun than just coloring with pencil. It's more swift and spunky. Make a mistake? Just cover it up with more paint. And I make a lot of mistakes in drawings so this will come in handy.
I've been wanting to draw this since I saw my childhood favorite movie "Robin Hood" last week. When I was little this was my main movie. Robin Hood was *cough is cough* my future husband. I always looked up to this brave little fox and his partner, Little John. (Okay, hold up a minute. His partner is Little John but he's like, a ten thousand pound bear...I never understood that...)
And of course, no Robin Hood drawing isn't complete until it's topped off with an "Oh-De-Lally"! (Featured on the drawing above because that's just what I do)
Forever escaping to my paints and pencils,
Anna
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