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It took me about 1/2 h. Honestly, I was not in the mood to draw. I tried to make it as simple as possible. It‘s not my best, but I am ok with it. :)
Pencil and watercolours. Moleskine watercolour booklet. 200 g cold-pressed paper. Size (inches): 5.25 by 8.25 (13 x 21 cm)
On the flight from Paris to New York.
When traveling I drew in a small sketchbook, approx. 4 ¾ X 5 ¾ inches, 10.5 X 14.8 cm.
traveling through space on a beam of light conscious entities from other realms of reality have been downloading images from their home world into my subconscious mind
#Jon Boam
So I did this for "I am the Diva's" week 9 challenge- "artoo", but was late...however, for me, it quite conveniently fits the week 10 challenge of "space in between"
iamthedivaczt.blogspot.com/2011/02/weekly-challenge-10.html
I am not usually one for leaving white space within my tangles. I have been working on a more delicate look....
All the kids drew famous people in the style of a famous artist. When the parents saw all the pics we thought they were great!
OK, you know who this is, but which famous artist's style is it done in?
I downloaded The Incident onto the old iPhone last night and was marvelling at the amount of objects that must've been drawn in creating that game, so decided to have a go at that in my own kind of way. It resulted in this drawing.
So on my desk on this specific day (Saturday 18th September, 2010), we have:
Montana 'Erika' spray paint
Montana 'Gonzo' spray paint
Plasti-kote Clear Super spray paint
Halfords clear lacquer spray paint
A selection of small plant pots and their dishes
A wooden puzzle I made when I was about 14
Silly drawing on a block of MDF
Pink post-it notes
Lacie external hard drive
Tin of Chupa Chups
Afro-style comb
Grace Kelly at the V&A pamphlet
Nutella &GO! smuggled through security from Rome airport
Some leftover sulphuric acid from the new battery I got my Vespa
Two A7-ish sized Rhodia notepads (squared)
Cactus V4 camera flash receiver
Stadetler multicoloured fineliners
Envelope containing a variety of seeds from a variety of sources
Waitrose cocoa tin full of makedo parts
Waitrose milk chocolate chunks tin full of bolts from my Vespa
30cm Stanley steel ruler
Nikon SB-600 speedlight
A random pouch of photos
Pirates Mad-libs
'Happy Birthday Glamour Puss!' birthday card from a year ago from the Hospital staff
Pile of old flyers from Hospitality at Herbal
BT rotary dial phone from the 70s (old clacky)
Colop Purple Dude rubber stamp
Peg
Purple crocodile clip thingy holding up one of Lilly's business cards
A5 Rhodia notepad (squared)
Staple Wizard automatic stapler
Pritt Stick
Credit Crunch mug full of sharpies
Tamron 'tampon' 28-200mm lens from Lilly's brother's old film camera
Magnolia Monkey painting on a piece of cardboard previously used as a stiffener for when mailing records
Black and white film in a cannister
Faber-castell sharpener
Apple nipple mouse
Wooden crocodile pencil holder I've had for as long as I can remember
Pen and paintbrush pot hand-painted by Lilly, containing two pairs of left-handed Fiskars scissors; one for paper and the other for fabric
Uniross battery recharger
Man-eating chairs warning sign
Flip Mino HD (second generation)
8gb Sandisk SD card
Blue Podspeaker (right)
15cm steel ruler
Sigma 10.5mm fisheye lens
Ray-Ban aviators
Linocut cutters
Paul Smith iPod case
Kleenex Balsam tissues
60gb fifth-generation iPod, somewhat scratched up from where it jumped off my Vespa
Apple keyboard (full-size slimline model)
scalpel
0.2l purple Really Useful Box containing googley eyes of assorted sizes
Blue painters' tape
Ikea glass half-full of water
Belkin memory card reader
Scotch Magic Tape dispenser
Nokia N73
Pottery blowfish from Vietri
Lens hood for Sigma 30mm HSM
Humbrol silver enamel paint
Burt's Bees cuticle cream
Hospital pill USB stick
Fishing Wire
Neutrogena lip balm
Nikon D40x with Sigma 30mm HSM lens and Cactus v4 trigger
Wacom pen and stand
Wacom Intuos3 A5 Wide tablet
Classic Yellow Post-it notes
Expired tax disc from my vespa
Oversized Paper Clip
Paul Smith wallet (no cash in it, I hate cash)
Canon BCI-6 cartridges, some used, others new
Paperchase manilla ribbon
Another peg
Sigma lens cap
Nikon 18-55mm lens
Scotch standard 10mm tape
Stanley 99E knife
Letter from my accountant
Apple 20" Cinema Display (right) with lego pirate, moomins, Apple iSight camera, tiny magnets, the smallest pyrex beaker I've ever seen and a tiny meerkat on top
Purple Mag-lite
Apple 20" Cinema Display (left) with glass elephant from my great gran, glass dachshund, a pound coin I found on the Bakerloo line about 4 years ago, and a couple of random US cents on top
Rave Digger glowstick
Faber-castell eraser
Stanley 1992 blade
More classic yellow post-it notes
Bonne Maman jar
Puprle duck tape
Canon CanoScan LiDE 200 scanner
Pantone formula guide - solid coated
60cm Stanley steel ruler
Missile-style anti-standby switchbox
Blue Podspeaker (left)
Two Vivitar 285HV flashes and Cactus V4 triggers
Second generation iPod Nano dock
20gb third-generation iPod and dock
Skippy peanut butter jar full of paperclips
First-generation iPhone dock
Italian train tickets x4
Keys to a bright-pink Audi TT nobody wants to buy
Zinsser 1-2-3 Primer Sealer - the best primer in the world
Gorillapod SLR-Zoom size
2009 MacBook Air
Copy of 1999 by Prince on CD
First-genertion iPhone
A bottle of hotsauce that shares my family name
And this is a relatively tidy day for my desk!!
This image was wiped out in the Great SCED Washout of 2011. My apologies if your favourite or comment went with it - I did all I could before I had to restore it manually. Thanks for understanding!
childrens book illustration from a while back
#Jimmythefrog #illustration #childrensbookillustration #jonboam #drawing
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.
pencil, find it difficult to like that little stick
www.flickr.com/groups/portraitparty/discuss/7215765028563...
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.
This is a tree presenting myself dancing through life. The spirals are my (flexible) roots like culture, ethnic background, my body, going deep into earth grounding me. The discs are my ideas and creations, my hands and head(s), forming gestures with the legs and feet, spreading all of the sky.
Tree Me
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Draw yourself as a tree. Your roots could be visual descriptions of things that give you strength, while your leaves could be the things you’re trying to change.Or, to paraphrase Amy Fanghella, dare to create beyond the confines of this daily create!