Just a quick look at a few doodles of dragons.
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And there went my website. So now it appears I need to rebuild the whole thing. In the meantime, I slapped together this plain, boring page so that at least the content is accessIble.
sigh
this may take a while
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Did some more work on the bestiary even though my motivation in these covid times is terribly low. I managed the portrait, bits of anatomy and a full body watercolor. Not sure if I’m happy with them but it’s all I have at the moment.
Kelpie Anatomy, watercolor and ink, 5″x7″ by Linda Saboe 
The Waterhorse by Linda Saboe 
Kelpie by Linda Saboe next stop, Dragons!
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I have been so taken over by malaise since the covid plague that I’ve completely let this little art/life blog go. Not necessarily to the dogs, because if it had gone to the dogs, I would have thought to post a little watercolor I did called Plague Dogs. Here it is. It’s weird and got totally out of hand and ran away with itself.
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Plague bird by Linda Saboe Just a little 5” x 7” ink drawing of a plague bird.
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I’ve wanted to do a Bestiary for the longest time. Now, with the plague upon us, I can think of nothing better to do with my time.
The list of beasts I want to do are mostly mythical but I’m sure some beasts living in our touchable dimension will make it into the mix. Not sure how I will arrange it, how many beasts will inhabit it, well, actually I am not sure of anything at all except for the first beast I have started is the Phoenix. The Last Phoenix.
Anatomy of the Last Phoenix by Linda Saboe. Ink and watercolor on paper, 5″x7″. And here’s an anatomical page that looks at the skull, foot, and some of the feathers found on the Phoenix. Held in the foot are branches from the Frankincense tree which the Phoenix uses to build his funeral pyre.
I’m hoping to include a full color image of the entire bird. Then onto the next beast which might be a dragon? Kelpie? Maybe a unicorn?
Croneswood Art 