Don’t draw the fleas before you draw the cat.
I can’t wait to see the comments and thoughts on what this means in sketching. Let me know what you think.
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theTravelsketcher 
Another gem!
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Hi Terry,
Would you please send me you PDF book – The Travelsketcher’s Guide to Travel and Sketching?
Thanks in advance.
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Will do, thanks.
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Well, I’m not a sketcher, but I do get the reference. However, I mostly see our sweet baby bud, who we miss so much. Best cat ever!
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Concentrate wholistically before worrying the details??? My non-artist impression of the statement.
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Nice thought but it is a sketching tip.
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Well I’m certainly no artist, sketching or otherwise, but before retirement I was a businessman and could essily have used this phrase as a corporate mantra!
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It is interesting that no artists have made comments to explain. Interesting, I guess I will explain the artist application in next week’s post. Thanks so much.
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You may be interested to know that my mother in law is an artist…if interested you can find her at http://www.normareadartist.com.
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Just checked it out, wow. I can’t wait to get back home and can get my acrylic and oil paints out. Thanks so much.
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That’s an amusing way to suggest that the big parts of the composition are drawn in first.
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Perfect, or at least it usually works better that way.
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thank you for sharing
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