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Persimmon & Silly Pseudo Summer Rose

Persimmon-Rose Sketchbook spread, ink & watercolor
Persimmon-Rose Sketchbook spread, ink & watercolor

If we don’t get a real fall or winter this year, maybe I can just draw fall and winter colors in my sketchbook? I got inspired by Apple-Pine’s persimmon sketching obsession to sketch (and eat) some persimmons of my own.

Number One Persimmon, ink & watercolor, 7x5"
Number One Persimmon, ink & watercolor, 7x5"

I really like the way this page turned out with the gold pen over the purple paint on the bottom that I originally added to correct a drawing/design problem, and the way the shadow (from something else on the table) kind of looks like a big number one.

Silly Pseudo Summer Rose, ink & watercolor, 7x5"
Silly Pseudo Summer Rose, ink & watercolor, 7x5"

It was over 70 degrees F today and my roses are so confused. Earlier this week we had a brief shower and a bit of cold but otherwise, it’s still not winter. I know: be careful what you wish for!

2 replies on “Persimmon & Silly Pseudo Summer Rose”

Hi Jana,
Lovely persimmons!
While was down in your area, our relatives served us a beautiful salad with persimmons that you might like to try: layer greens in a bowl, then slice peeled persimmons in a circle on top. Add a generous amount of pomegranate seeds and a handful of hazelnuts. Voila! A beautiful and festive salad for winter-or whenever.

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I like the way both sketches turned out!! I’ve seen persimmons around here (in stores) but don’t think I’ve ever eaten any. Maybe I’ll join the persimmon sketch challenge!

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