I've been working on this the last couple of days after receiving a picture from a dear friend here where I live and who's part of our sketching group.
He and his wife made a trip to India and while there, shared a few photos..........one of which was him doing what he loves doing..............sketching.
As soon as I saw the photo, it just called out to be sketched. It was late at night when I started it by sketching with an HB pencil on Stonehenge 90 lb paper.
The next day I had a hard time deciding on what medium I wanted to use........pen and ink with watercolor, color pencil (watercolor pencil dry), pen and ink only, or graphite. I did the next best thing..............saving the original pencil sketch on paper for watercolor, I scanned the pencil sketch and uploaded to my Ipad. Using Procreate (sketching App), I can work this in multiple ways emulating the other mediums.
I started out using the pencil tool 6B using color rather than just black, which has a really nice texture looking like color pencil. I left the top area behind his head for writing a paragraph about Lee being in India. At first I just wanted to color Lee sketching rather than adding anything more to the background.
After I worked the color version and debating on if I wanted to take it further with color, I worked him again in pen and ink only using the Fine and Technical pen tools. I decided I didn't want to add any description to this one. For me this was great practice with hatching and cross hatching.
Once I was finished with the pen and ink sketch, I decided to go back to the color version and finish the rest off in color.
At first I had written out above his head about his trip but didn't care for how it looked so I erased it. I chose to keep the area behind his head plain with no structural detail and only a short single line description of who this is. I also darkened his hat since I added color behind him and the hat appeared to get somewhat lost even with the light wall shading. The wall and ground were done using the charcoal pencil tool.
Eventually, I will work the original pencil sketch using pen and ink plus watercolor giving me several different versions that took care of my indecisiveness about what medium I wanted to use or the look I was hoping for. :-)
These next two sketches are both worked with Mars Lumograph HB pencil. 
Although our group didn't have a planned outing today, I wanted to go back to Discovery Gardens. Each time we go, something else is blooming and I'm always finding new things I didn't see before. I sent an email out to a few regulars to let them know what I was doing and invited them to join me........three came making it a really beautiful relaxed time together :-)
With permission, I sketched this little fellow fishing here in Florida. 
My husband's family goes back to a Wintun Indian tribe out of California. He has a dream catcher, several collector plates and other items with the Native American theme.
This first one using squiggly lines to build everything up. As I look at the steps here on screen, I see I might want to lighten some of the middle front just a bit. I used my neighbor's tree as my model but time of day wasn't great for lights and shadows..........I had to use my imagination.
Terry was out weeding and mowing taking advantage of the really beautiful weather we had yesterday. He came across this attached to a left behind tree stump from where we had to thin trees and shrubs a few years ago from our yard.
Although I've titled this candle holders, I'm really not sure what they are. I found two of these years ago and was drawn to the crackled glass and metal stands. They look like something one could place a small candle in so I'm guessing that's what they are for.
