When my son was a very young boy, he would find a specific feather and give it to me to keep. I’m not sure how he knew I liked feathers – I don’t even know why I like feathers, but I do. It may be that we had a parakeet with beautiful blue feathers and when he lost one, I would keep it. But through the years I have this little collection . . . that now even my husband will bring me one when he finds them. I have kept them on my art desk for years and years and all through the years of moving from state to state, the feathers have traveled with my art studio items. I don’t do much pencil sketches, I usually just paint with watercolor or oils. Today while taking a break from my designs again I had fun sketching a feather and decided to share them with you.
As the sun was shining through the studio window it really brought out the iridescent colors on this feather.
Ronda said:
Beautiful Julie as is everything you create.
Julie Bergeron, Artist & Illustrator said:
🙂 thanks Ronda!
Thesa said:
It’s really neat how you see things! The feathers you penciled remind me of when you did all your Navajo paintings. Glad you keep doing art!
Julie Bergeron, Artist & Illustrator said:
Thank you Thesa.
Roxie Geeting (RGEETING - from Spark People) said:
beautiful! What sweet memories! thanks for sharing!
Roxie Geeting (RGEETING - from Spark People) said:
I’m replying so that I can be notified to follow-up comments!
Julie Bergeron, Artist & Illustrator said:
Did you also “follow” me on the site or sign up with your email?
Roxie Geeting (RGEETING - from Spark People) said:
I think I first saw your notice on fb, then I signed up for email notifications… there’s a box below that I can check to be notified of follow-up comments via email But I think I asked to be notified of your new posts…. can’t remember… sorry…
Julie Bergeron, Artist & Illustrator said:
Thank you!