Here’s a quick video of me out drawing recently, one of the standing stones I’ve been visiting this year on a mission to draw many of the ancestral monuments on the Trail of the Boar Hunt (Y Twrch Trwyth), an ancient Welsh legend from The Mabinogion. It’s an unusual stone in a wall at Ysbyty Cynfyn in Ceredigion and it’s the star of this short film. And I’m in there doing a bit of scribbling too.
I’m travelling around South West Wales with archaeologist Dewi Bowen who is researching his new book on Neolithic / Bronze Age monuments. His previous book on the stones of Ancient Siluria (South East Wales) can be found here. Accompanying us is film maker Melvyn Williams who is recording a documentary about our experiences. Some of Melvyn’s short films can be seen here. I’m currently working on a series of expressive drawings of ancestral sites and if you want to see some of my other artworks, please click here.
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This is cool. Looks amazing how the stone outgrows of the wall. 🙂
Thank you, hope the weather is good where you are 🙂
Yes, it is. No sun but it’s warm. 🙂 Enjoy your day!
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Smashing – thanks for posting that.
Thanks Michael. I absolutely hate being on camera, cringing. Our film maker has loads of footage of these places, so interesting, it’s great getting out there and seeing them.
I find it fascinating to see and hear artists working. Really inspiring, I think.
Thank you. It’s stream of consciousness stuff as I am in the moment