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[cherrynberry]

I have played basketball since I was 6, really close to 7 years old. This is my 7th year of playing basketball. The problem is that now it’s cold outside, so I rarely get to play in the winter, which is a great time to practice drawing! My dream car would be a Fire Mustang. They just look so amazing to me.

Fire Mustang?

My dad has a Mustang. Red one. All I know is that he has owned it for 20 years, so it isn't one of the new models. I, personally, like older cars, like my dad. So I would prefer a Jeep Wrangler over a newer model.

 

[cherrynberry]

I have played basketball since I was 6, really close to 7 years old. This is my 7th year of playing basketball. The problem is that now it’s cold outside, so I rarely get to play in the winter, which is disappointing, but, a great time to practice my drawing skills! My dream car would be a Ford Mustang. They just look so amazing to me.

Did you just give away your age? You could edit it out if you want. This is a public forum. I could delete my past posts as well. Unless you are fine with that, your choice.

 

[The-White-Elephant]

Fire Mustang?

My dad has a Mustang. Red one. All I know is that he has owned it for 20 years, so it isn't one of the new models. I, personally, like older cars, like my dad. So I would prefer a Jeep Wrangler over a newer model.

sorry, meant a Ford Mustang, . I forgot to mention, I love older cars as well, and one of my dreams would be to take an older car, like an old mustang, and restore it back to the original!

 

[NC_Quail]

@NC_Quail How about you? What is your dream?

Hmm..That is a good question. I dont really have a ”dream job” or “dream spouse” per-se, but as i already told white elephant, i would love to have a hobby farm with cows, a decent amount of chickens (and a rooster), turkeys, quail, cats, a dog?, garden, maybe emus?, pigs, the whole farm thing =). Unfortunately, I don’t have the land, time, or energy for that right now, but maybe sometime in the distant future. Besides, I am too bad at gardening to be a homesteader .

 

[The-White-Elephant]

Hmm..That is a good question. I dont really have a ”dream job” or “dream spouse” per-se, but as i already told white elephant, i would love to have a hobby farm with cows, a decent amount of chickens (and a rooster), turkeys, quail, cats, a dog?, garden, maybe emus?, pigs, the whole farm thing =). Unfortunately, I don’t have the land, time, or energy for that right now, but maybe sometime in the distant future. Besides, I am too bad at gardening to be a homesteader .

An emu! That sounds amazing! Wonder where you could buy one though.

 

[cherrynberry]

sorry, meant a Ford Mustang, . I forgot to mention, I love older cars as well, and one of my dreams would be to take an older car, like an old mustang, and restore it back to the original!

Sounds great! Have you been to any car shows? I went to one before. They had lots of Lincolns and Chevrolets. All of them were nice and polished. It was a great sight!

 

[The-White-Elephant]

Hmm..That is a good question. I dont really have a ”dream job” or “dream spouse” per-se, but as i already told white elephant, i would love to have a hobby farm with cows, a decent amount of chickens (and a rooster), turkeys, quail, cats, a dog?, garden, maybe emus?, pigs, the whole farm thing =). Unfortunately, I don’t have the land, time, or energy for that right now, but maybe sometime in the distant future. Besides, I am too bad at gardening to be a homesteader .

I Have finished my sketch! Yay! Except…. It looks so bad I don’t even want to post it. I had so much trouble with the comb for some reason this time, and I don’t know why. Last time it went perfectly well. Maybe because I haven’t drawn since Friday because i was so busy, I tried the feather method you gave me, and didnt turn out good, cause by the time I was drawing the feathers, I did so bad I wasn’t really focusing anymore. (Also 1st time integrating the feather method into the sketch, so that counts for them not turning out so good). But as always, I will practice till I get it right!

 

[NC_Quail]

An emu! That sounds amazing! Wonder where you could buy one though.

I have looked at the threads, and for some reason, there are a whole bunch of people in North Carolina with emus for some reason! I dont know why, it seems odd Emus are probably not the most useful farm animals to have around, since they dont really do anything, but you can sell the eggs for 100$+ apparently, and the eggs are edible and craftible of course.

 

[cherrynberry]

Hmm..That is a good question. I dont really have a ”dream job” or “dream spouse” per-se, but as i already told white elephant, i would love to have a hobby farm with cows, a decent amount of chickens (and a rooster), turkeys, quail, cats, a dog?, garden, maybe emus?, pigs, the whole farm thing =). Unfortunately, I don’t have the land, time, or energy for that right now, but maybe sometime in the distant future. Besides, I am too bad at gardening to be a homesteader .

Me too. Swine are nice! They are easy keepers (from what I can tell). The main reason I want to be an exotic vet is so that I can get my hand on antibiotics. In CA, a prescription is needed, and it is just a hassle.

Goats and Peacocks may be good too. My parents wanted Llamas a while ago

 

[NC_Quail]

I Have finished my sketch! Yay! Except…. It looks so bad I don’t even want to post it. I had so much trouble with the comb for some reason this time, and I don’t know why. Last time it went perfectly well. Maybe because I haven’t drawn since Friday because i was so busy, I tried the feather method you gave me, and didnt turn out good, cause by the time I was drawing the feathers, I did so bad I wasn’t really focusing anymore. (Also 1st time integrating the feather method into the sketch, so that counts for them not turning out so good). But as always, I will practice till I get it right!

Sorry your sketch didnt turn out the way you wanted. Keep practicing, and if my feather method doesn’t work out for you, then feel free to try something else! The thing about art is that not everyone’s method works for everyone.