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Did this without a picture to go off of but just really doodling while Isabelle did her homework, I really don't like it but it is what it is.
Drawn from this photo by Dennis Jarvis. Mixed media on found accounting paper. Drawn directly with marker.
On the train from Frankfurt to Paris.
When traveling I drew in a small sketchbook, approx. 4 ¾ X 5 ¾ inches, 10.5 X 14.8 cm.
Gestural drawing from imagination. Working large on smooth paper.
Strathmore Series 300 Bristol smooth surface 19X24 inch (48.3X61 cm) paper, Shuttle Art Tempera Paint Sticks.
Confined to home, my landscape is out of the window.
THE LIGHT OF THINGS Video clip
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THE PACE OF NATURE
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LOOKING OUT
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IPSDEN IN WINTER
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LANDSCAPES OF IPSDEN
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RECENT PORTRAITS
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DRAWING AND PAINTING by Kate Wilson
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PORTRAIT REVOLUTION
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The date isn't showing on this video (as it shows today's date), but I think I recorded it back in 2014! Although I'd enjoyed art at school and college, I'd not done much drawing for years and this was one of my first attempts with watercolour pencils Hope you enjoy it!
Well my dots were bound to find their way into my sketchbook. But this won't happen too often as I want to keep my sketchbook as dot-free as possible. This started off as a watercolour but then ended up with dots of acrylic.
Strathmore paper 22.9 x 30.5 cm (80 lb.)
HB graphite pencil
Paper stump, eraser pencil, and i use small piece of sponge (i don't know what they are called) for smudging.
8 hours
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The piece I created for a recent Crim Collective exhibition at Zephyr in Huddersfield. The theme was Wild West inhabitants, so I slotted my Indian Chief in along all the cowboys and dirty hill-billies.