Getting back to basics with some quick scribbles in my sketchbook. I nobbled Husb as he was watching TV this evening and did three sketches, each about 2 minutes, with a Faber Castell Pitt drawing pen, size S, into my little Peter Pauper Press notebook.
There’s a new exhibition at Volcano on Swansea’s High Street called Print Explosion! It’s the annual show for members of Swansea Print Workshop and I have 8 original prints in it. The opening party is on Friday July 6th, 6.30 – 9.00 pm and the show runs until Saturday July 28th. If you’re passing, please […]
Coming up in August – I’m running a weekend printmaking workshop inspired by Frank Brangwyn , one of my artistic heroes. An outstanding draughtsman, painter, printmaker, muralist who exhibited with the Viennese Secession but unlike Klimt and Schiele, Frank had the mis/fortune to live to a ripe old age and fall out of fashion; he’s due […]
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It’s so kind of him to sit for your drawings! Must have been a calm program or we would be seeing action sketches! Love it!
University Challenge. Keeps him quiet. Would have been different with Doctor Who 😀
Two minutes? I can barely accomplish a stick figure in that time. I’m jealous
Hahahaha. Decades of practice 😀
The best kind of exercise. I should be doing this. I’ m beyond rusty, with no excuse.
Maybe this should be my New Year’s / blogging challenge?
It’s very hard to keep motivated. I set up the blog to do a drawing a day but I have let it wander a bit lately. I’m getting back on track now.
I’m just going to start when I’m better. Blog when able. Clear away the cobwebs and loosen up.
Such a different part of the brain once you get going
Yes it is easier when you start doing it every day. I rarely spend more than a few minutes. Hope you’re feeling better soon x