This was a fun one! Of course, I think they are all fun. Let’s see those apples!
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Looks good Lisa @HarleysMom
I haven’t decided if I’ll do this one. Probably not because I already have too many unfinished things sitting around.
Terri
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I think you should. It is very appealing.
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Appealing! I get it!
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Looks great, @junenez !
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That’s fantastic, Sonia!
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Everyone’s apples look yummy! Like Terri (with 2r’s) I still have four live lessons, maybe more that are half done. So just enjoy Matt and Ashley’s badgering as the teach us!
Teri (with 1r)
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I love the soft flowy look. Great job!
I can see it, Teresa, hmmmmm, what do you mean with “flagged”?
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I’m loving all the apples! Fruit is one of my favorite models. They stay still forever!
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Hi Sonia @Meme5
I will always be a lover of your artwork. You take pride in the things you create, and you are so very good. Thanks for sharing for all to enjoy.
Terri
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Hi forum friends. After the Gettin’ Sketchy (end of the season) critique last night on YouTube I was inspired to get this one done. Mine is 5x7 using Oil Pastels. I spent about 5 hours on it.
Terri
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Terri @robichon
Looks as if you just ate it, except you left a lot of good apple flesh in there! The drawing it’s wonderful! 
Sonia
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@robichon Hot dang that’s a pretty apple core!! Beautiful work, Terri. Your skill with so many media is truly impressive.
Lisa
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Thanks so much Lisa @HarleysMom
Some media are easier for me than others. Several I never even tried until becoming a member at The Virtual Instructor. Oil Pastel (which is what I used for the Apple Core) is actually one of my most difficult because it’s like drawing with a tube of lipstick, but I’m finally getting the hang of it.
Terri
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Looks amazing Terri! 
Well done for trying this with a different media. Thanks for showing us a version of the apple in oil pastels 
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