November of last year I participated in '
GNOMEVEMBER'. Not only had I never heard about it before I saw Becky Cloonan tweeting in late October of her plans to participate, but I'd never done a one-a-day for a month event like "INKTOBER' or 'DRAWTOBER'. So it was a challenge for-sure! It was also at a time when I was under a lot of personal stress and I found that making the space each day to try and get one Gnome drawn helped a lot. Sometimes I fell behind, sometimes I drew elaborate scenes or larger pieces, other times I drew something simple or small to help not bog me down and get back to the pressures of the day.
Over the last year I've been coloring my Gnomevember pieces for fun--and with the idea that we may do some type of prints/products with them (
which still may happen--stay tuned). But for now, in the days leading up to Thanksgiving, I wanted to share these with you not just to say I'm thankful for the experience I had drawing and coloring these wee folk--but that I'm more thankful for my fans who enjoyed and supported me through their creation and the difficult times they were created in.
I've opened a little Popup Shop for my #GNOMEVEMBER pieces over on Society6 for the holidays! Prints, Coasters, Stationary Cards, Totes, Travel Mugs & More: https://society6.com/davidpetersen
A Smoking Gnome.
A Garden Gnome.
A Woodcutter Gnome.
A Cooking Gnome.
A Knight Gnome.
A Young (for a Gnome) Artist Gnome
named David.
A Harvesting Gnome on the Run.
Playing the Lute.
A Lantern Gnome.
Elder Gnome with Death's Head Moth.
Siberian Gnome.
A sprig of pine and a spot of tea.
Oaken Staffed Gnome.
Hiding in the Berries.
Royal Gnomes.
Starting a Window.
Engagement.
A Gnome & Her Marionette
The End.
Not all of my GNOMEVMEBER pieces are colored, if you want a look at all of last year's Gnomes:
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