Tag Archives: pencil sketch

#NaPoWriMo Day 10 #skinnypoem and #sketch

Posted on April 10, 2018 by Michelle Kogan Art, Illustration, & Writing

ANIMAL TRACKS Animals hunting for spring looking for forest tracks underneath snow, forest floors changing, waking forest hunting for animals looking for Spring! © 2018 Michelle Kogan My Poems for National Poetry Writing Month: Poem one– DEAR APRIL Poem … Continue reading →

Posted in Children's Illustration & Writing, Nature, Pencil Drawing, Poem, Quick Sketches, Sketchbooks, Writing | Tagged #NaPoWriMo2018, Animal Tracks, Art, environment, forest, forest floor, Humanity, Michelle Kogan, National Poetry Writing Month 2018, pencil sketch, poems, poetry, spring, tracks, Waiting | 4 Comments

I’m an Authlete–March Madness! Poetry 2018

Posted on March 1, 2018 by Michelle Kogan Art, Illustration, & Writing

Happy Poetry Friday! I woke up today, an ordinary day, my catch up day as I don’t teach, but I have a grand new challenge coming up. I’m happy to share I’ll be one of the 64 authletes competing … Continue reading →

Posted in Children's Illustration & Writing, Michelle's Art Classes, Nature, Pencil Drawing, Poem, Quick Sketches, Writing | Tagged #MarchMadness!Poetry2018, authlete, cadence, Ed DeCaria, Michelle Kogan, pencil sketch, Pencils, poems, Poetry A Part of Me | 26 Comments

Poetry Friday: Layers and Snow Sketch

Posted on January 4, 2018 by Michelle Kogan Art, Illustration, & Writing

Pencil sketch, © 2017 Michelle Kogan. Taken from a pic of my sister and I when we were packed into many, many, many layers! (p.s. I’m in the front.) Happy Poetry Friday! I have to admit the poems I’m sharing … Continue reading →

Posted in Children's Illustration & Writing, Home, Nature, Pencil Drawing, Picture Book, Poem, Quick Sketches, Writing | Tagged Art, Children, cold, friends, LAYERS, Michelle Kogan, Naomi Shihab Nye, Pabo Neuda, pencil sketch, poems, poetry, Poetry Friday, snow, winter | 37 Comments

Thanks Giving 2017–Poem & Sketch

Posted on November 23, 2017 by Michelle Kogan Art, Illustration, & Writing

I’m thankful for morning’s light filling my windows bird’s songs especially winter’s trees speaking throughout the seasons city critters view of their world friendships forever new and old home–holding love and family writing stories and poetry creating art that … Continue reading →

Posted in Children's Illustration & Writing, Holidays, Home, Nature, Pencil Drawing, Poem, Quick Sketches, Sketchbooks, Writing | Tagged animals, Art, earth, environment, Fall flowers, family, friends, Humanity, Michelle Kogan, nature, pencil sketch, poem, poems, poetry, sketch, stories, Thankfullness, Thanks Giving, Writing | 4 Comments

Poetry Friday: Drear February-Tanka

Posted on February 16, 2017 by Michelle Kogan Art, Illustration, & Writing

Drear February’s slate gray day–Early morn light dismal, damp, and daunting. Refusing to meander on its way. ©2017 Michelle Kogan For more Poetry Friday poems visit: Jone at Check it Out for the Poetry Friday Roundup. Thanks for hosting Jone.

Posted in Children's Illustration & Writing, Painting, pen sketch, Pencil Drawing, Poem, Quick Sketches, Sketchbooks, Writing | Tagged Art, Drear February, Michelle Kogan, Painting, pen, pencil sketch, poem, poetry, Poetry Friday, Tanka, Watercolor, Writing | 15 Comments

Groundhog day #tanka and #sketch

Posted on February 1, 2017 by Michelle Kogan Art, Illustration, & Writing

Posted in Children's Illustration & Writing, Nature, Painting, pen sketch, Pencil Drawing, Poem, Quick Sketches, Sketchbooks, Writing | Tagged animals, Art, Children, Critter rights, family, Freedom march, friends, Groundhog Day, human rights, Humanity, inalienable rights, Michelle Kogan, pen, pencil sketch, poems, poetry, Speak out, thoughts, Watercolor, Women, Writing | Leave a comment

Story & quick sketch for the 6th Annual Halloweensie Contest 2016

Posted on October 31, 2016 by Michelle Kogan Art, Illustration, & Writing

Susanna Leonard Hill is once again hosting her Annual halloweensie Writing Contest, it’s the 6th this year. For the story we had to include these three words: moon, ghost, and spider. Our stories also have to appeal to kids and … Continue reading →