I took a photo of the abstract piece I did a couple of days ago. I used my home made walnut ink onto Winsor & Newton watercolour paper. I want to work on some ideas for developing it but don’t want to draw directly onto it and spoil it, that’s why I took a digital photo and uploaded it into the Markers app on my Samsung Galaxy Tablet and did a bit of white line scribbling. It’s a bit tentative, but that might be the time of night.
Deadline: September 30th 2018 – The Evening Standard Art Prize. No entry fee. UK residents. Digital entry. Competitions for creatives can be controversial. Some have extortionate entry fees, some have the odds stacked against those who are not members of a particular arts organisation. But I’m happy to give the heads up to competitions that […]
Swansea, September 21st to 30th 2018. I’ve been involved in the expansive art project Nawr Yr Arwr / Now The Hero for some time and it’s all coming to a head in Swansea at the end of September. It’s part of a whole load of specially commissioned art projects from “14-18 NOW WW1 Centenary Art Commissions“, a […]
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This is cool, it looks like layers of fabric with some hand stitching
It does have that feel to it
I like the addition of line and texture – great way to explore!
Thanks. It’s interesting to do.
Gorgeous, Rosie !
Thank you, Gilles
I’m loving these abstract images Rosie, they’re timeless. There’s such depth and movement in them, they’re so satisfying 😊
Thanks Phil. It’s such a departure for me to work intuitively, without planning and abstraction!!!! Don’t know where it will lead but the journey is interesting ☺