Harriet's tea parties were never boring. She'd spread out her things on the lawn by the little river with a hodgepodge of wicker tables and odd chairs gathered from the house.
She always hoped her guests didn't notice the mis-matched china and cutlery, but one did one's best. Harriet was a teetotaler but her husband did not share her ideals on spirits.
Husbands, who hid whiskey in flower pots, often had accidents with china and tripping over chairs. Harriet smiled bravely as she carried out the odd assortement of cracked tea pots, water goblets, and jam jars. Now, if only her husband would remain at his club and not "surprise" her guests with a visit.
Yes, Harriet's tea parties were never boring
The sketch with no color
I wonder if I like this one better without a background, What do you thing? Background or no?
Here are a few of the layers in GIF FORM
As I've mentioned before My little story lines are not pre-planned but sort of creep up on me as I sketch in my journals. Harriet's tea party started out with one character with a large tea cup and I was wondering, "why such a large one?" even tho I had drawn it myself, haha. That's why I like that these stories sort of organically come to me as I sketch.
If you want to read the story that preceded this one here you go.
Well, I hope you like Harriet and thank you for indulging me in my Character series, I'm really having fun making them. I hope you get a moment in your day to indulge in your own passions. And maybe have a whacky tea party with mismatched dishes for fun!
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