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Featured Daily Sketch: Do You Have to Do That Right Here? 2013

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“Do You Have to Do That Right Here?”, charcoal and pastel, 6.5″ x 9″ © Bernadette E. Kazmarski

From 2013: Mr. Sunshine looks less than thrilled to have his sister cleaning you-know-where right next to him. I’m sure it’s something else he’s miffed about, but Mewsette did just hop up next to him, plop down and throw her leg in the air and start washing. I know how I feel when she does that.

Charcoal pencil with a little pastel…I was in the mood for a bit of color, but no marker or watercolor. Starting to be influenced by spring again, I think.

From 2026: I just think this sketch is funny and wanted to share it. Really, who hasn’t had this happen?


Daily Sketches 2011 to 2015

I think I accomplished what I'd set out to do three years ago today, a challenge to me and entertainment and enjoyment for you: to create a quick sketch of my cats each day as a way to practice and experiment, and present the sketch on that day with no editing, no waiting, no excuses, just to do the sketch and share it.

Read more about the reason for the daily sketches in Daily Sketches: the Idea, Most Popular, Awards.

Click here to see other daily sketches.

For a gallery of the ones available for sale, visit Portraits of Animals in the “Daily Sketches” section.


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Now in its third printing since 2013! Daily sketches, illustrations, commissioned portraits all in a small coil-bound gift book. Click here or on the image to read more or find this book on Portraits of Animals.

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Originals and Prints of Daily Sketches on Portraits of Animals!

charcoal drawing of cat on floor
“Wood and Cardboard and Cat”, black and white charcoal pencil on toned paper, 5″ x 7″, 3/27/2013 © Bernadette E. Kazmarski

This original sketch is still available. Please let me know if you are interested.

Or visit my gallery of daily sketches to see what’s available.



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