My sketch page from May 13, 2026.

This is my colored pencil piece from April 30

I love to complete a small drawing or doodle. I can work all the way through without getting lost in the details. And, in this case, I also get to color (another favorite pastime).

watercolor, gel pens, on 3x3in watercolor paper

These are great. Nice post.

Nice. The borders make a big difference.

Thanks. I think you would like the class. I hope you post your work if you try out the replay.

From the live class on Mar 4 (2026). Negative Painting:Loose Practice

I drew this again today in my black sketchbook.

Here’s the piece I created in my sketchbook today during the Focus session.

Nice job. The saturated colors photograph nicely!

Thanks, Lois!

Palette Swatching with Imperfect Patterns. The first thing I learned is don’t choose such a large paper. It took a long time after the thirty minute class to finish this!

Series began 2/25/2026. Presented by Shelby.

The lines in my head become flowers on paper

I recently ate a fortune cookie, but (see picture) I think it was actually meant to be Shelby’s Fortune Cookie.

I had a moment and wanted to make a quick watercolor, so I selected the “Cacti and Succulent” lesson on Foxsy.

San Antonio, TX, Feb 1, 2026, 6:51AM

I think of us as Foxsy Artists.

I had to leave early but here are my doodles. I hope someone will post a more complete set of doodles.

Live class with Masha on January 30.

These are great. And so much more tidy than mine!

Project Two (with apologies to Queen Victoria)

I was thinking of the quote below during this class.

Agatha Christie (The Orient Express), describing passenger Princess Dragomiroff: Her small toad-like face looked even yellower than the day before. She was certainly ugly, and yet, like the toad, she had eyes like jewels, dark and imperious …

Project One (before / after):

Live class with Rob Kelsey on January 28, 2026

I think it is appropriate to allow the artists to share honestly if current events are distressing and impacting them. Not just politics but natural disasters, local catastrophes, and personal trauma or health concerns. Then we in community will be able to offer genuine support as our peers process and heal through reflection, art,…

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Such a sweet drawing of a sweet face!

I would like to learn how to take good pictures of my art. Preferably using my iPhone. What kind of holder do you need for the phone? What lighting? Of course, budget is a consideration.

Since I am a completist at heart, I wanted to complete “My Profile” for this site. However, I can’t figure out what a “Cover Photo” is or how to upload a Cover Photo. Sigh. My Profile remains at 89% complete.

I selected a page from a coloring calendar and painted about 7 versions of it this summer. Here is the calendar page and my favorite of the versions that I painted.

I may paint or draw this subject again. I can be very persistent.

Hi, Kolina, I love your abstract. What (approximate) size is the piece? I am guessing 9”x12” and wondering if I am way off on that

I have been retired for a year and I have found time to try drawing, watercolor, and collage. I went to one of Shelby’s workshops in Summer Creative Retreat this year and here is what I created.