A chunk of charcoal snapped off the end of my Berol charcoal pencil. So I rubbed the side of it on my sketch pad and added some harder lines to it. Sort of looks like a sleeping cat, yes?
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Teresa Robeson 何顥思 
Great how you didn’t decide the cat forst. What a creative way todraw. Looks great
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More, please. This is lovely.
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Thanks, Catherine! Happy accidents yield interesting results!
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Thank you, Julie! I do love me some charcoal. 🙂
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I love this – accidents make the best art sometimes!
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It’s accidentally awesome! Love this! I am a cat lover so this just speaks volumes to me.
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Amazing what you can do with a chip of charcoal!
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I’m so glad, Veronica; thanks! I’m a cat lover, too, but haven’t owned a cat in 18 years. My older son is rather allergic.
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Thanks, Cindy!
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That’s the sign of a true artist, isn’t it? You could take something abstract and find what lies beneath. Isn’t that how Michaelangelo created his marble sculptures?
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Oh I am so not worthy of being mentioned in the same sentence as Michaelangelo. 😉
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You are to me. 🙂
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❤ dear!
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I love the action!
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Thanks, Pat!
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OMG Teresa, how did I miss this??? Oh I love it!! 😀
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Thanks so much, Laura!
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You’re so welcome! 😀
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