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sketchbook drawing from a drawing course which took us to a variety of places with people - here in the museum of the Royal College of surgeons, some of the people were dead.
Originally a charcoal pencil drawing, then mixed media coloured and finally a digital manip back to mono.
This drawing is for all the fans out there of the Jonas Brothers. I did this early 2008, so it's fairly old now. I reckon I could have shaded it alot more, like in their faces, but oh well. I thought it looked good at the time, so I'm not editing it any more.
Please comment if you like any of my photos, or drawings, or if it needs improvement, for I like constructive critism. It's how everyone learns.
My gosh! 800 views?! This is like 700 views ahead of my second most popular picture!
Sorry all, no filters. Just brushesand pencil in photo shop. With the use of shades of black and gray. Hi Kim:-)
丙烯˙畫布
Acrylics on canvas
20x20cm
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位置 基隆市信義區
路線 基隆車站出口搭乘 公
車 2 01 信義國中站下
，前方培德路二段右
轉，見曙光幼稚園左
邊路口第 四條巷口左
轉，步行約 3 分鐘。
Our apartment in Costa Teguise - at Hotel Tabaiba - cheap, comfortable, clean and spacious and friendly staff - recommended
(Colour added in photoshop at home.)
Found this strange nut case outside our local supermarket, I think it's a type of hazelnut but I could be wrong.
1 fish drawing (6 x 18 cm.)
Repository: Ernst Mayr Library, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University
Call number: ARC 209-173
This is a drawing of China Town, Liverpool. The buildings here have wonderful colours and differ from the buildings throughout the city.
i've been using a screen which displayed the colors much darker than the standards. it was a little strange to see some of my pictures, because things didn't look as i thought ... layers meant to be more or less hidden are fully visible, milky colors ...
ohh, everything is just lighter, more visible, ehhh different! :D
A bit inconsequential, this one, I know; but I came across it in a slide box and passed it by, then returned to look at it again, then turned on the scanner.
It's silly really, but this sums up a certain phase in my life quite well. It was taken in late May or early June 1981. I was coming to the end of my apprenticeship, and I'd borrowed a spare drawing board from work to do the detail design for my final year college project. As the drawings are nowhere to be seen, I'm assuming that I'd handed it in by this time.
Instead, there's a partially completed pen and ink drawing - a female head outlined against a darkened window - which later formed the basis of one of my poster designs. (Does anybody use a drawing board like that these days?)
The decor is something else - stained and faded pink wallpaper and mixed autumnal shades on the carpet. I'd bought the house in Lena Street, Easton, Bristol, the previous November, and hadn't given any thought at all to redecorating. This was my living room, as shown by the 1950s HMV radiogram in the corner, for which I'd paid two pounds to a chap at tech college, and rebuilt from scrap.