Most of my weekends, I go out to share with my brothers, my nephews, and my sisters-in-law.
We regularly get together to have a barbecue, drink some whiskey and talk a lot.
We do that on Sundays, but on Saturday mornings, I get to clean my home and wash the clothes that have been worn; that's what my drawing is all about.
I must apologize for how horrible and tasteless my drawing is, seriously I feel very sorry.
I'm not a cartoonist, in fact, I thought long and hard to choose this option from all the ones @galenkp presented us, but as sometimes I try to get out of my comfort zone, I dared.
In the drawing, my face appears together with a washing machine and in the background, you can see a wonderful landscape of mountains and sea.
In other words, my weekends can be summed up in one wash and a trip to some wonderful place.
Below are images of how the drawing was done. I used red, black, blue, green, and blue markers and a graphite pencil, all on cardboard.
An ALCATEL 1v telephone was used for the photographs.
Washing machine with blade
The washing machine with a spade, the sea, the mountains and me drawn with a graphite pencil
Washing machine blade in green color
The sky, the mountains, the sea
The Hollywood artist
To finish off, I present an image of my drawing together with the author, for this I used the application Toonme.
All of this is the craziest thing I've ever done for Hive and how much fun I've had.
For this weekend I have chosen the option:
Draw your weekend
With pen, paints or pencils (or digitally) draw what your weekend is all about (any weekend you have ever had) and write at least 150 words explaining your drawing, which you must photograph and post - The drawing/painting needs to be your own. You do not have to draw or paint well, the worse it is, the funnier it will be!
This is my participation in [Week 127] Weekend-Engagement.
If you would like to participate in this initiative, just click here
I invite @lisrl26 and
@yenmendt to enjoy this good weekend.
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