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Tiger drawing in Staedtler pencils on Winsor and Newton smooth cartridge paper.
Have to say I’m rather pleased with this one!
Photo reference photo by Paul Fine
If you are ever in Milan go to the Church of St. Bernardino of the Bones, which is a few minutes walk from the Duomo. The small chapel is full of skulls and bones. Its quite an experience.
I had no time or opportunity to catch a decent shot of a live bird this week, but I did have time to sketch this little guy today at work. : )
For 52 Weeks of Pix: It's bird week!
from M Parker's library: "look at the rich blacks!" esteemed as the most gorgeously printed book ever (poorly photographed here), from post war Germany. Zapf did all lettering. i've forgotten the punch cutter's name. bad form.
Acrylic marker on paper 9.75" x 13.75" November 13, 2020. www.saatchiart.com/art/Drawing-Venus-Probe-Aphrodite-Terr...
Steam train Merlin no 85 on a special outing here in Dubln ....steam trains are rare visitors here in Dublin so crowds always come to see them I just love them the engineering of these beautiful machines and the sound and steam is always a joy to see I'm of on one this Sunday can't wait my friend managed to get us tickets 🚂...
Have a lovely week and as always thank you for your visits to my weekly photo 😊
Sand Lake is part of a chain of lakes that form the Rideau Canal waterway in Eastern Ontario. (Of course, the 200 km waterway is also formed by the Cataraqui River, the Rideau River and the Rideau Canal.) Sand Lake is a beautiful lake with locks at either end - Davis Lock and Jones Falls Locks - making the water level extremely stable and accessible to pleasure boats from far and near. We rented one of the many cottages which are found along the shoreline and were able to do some swimming, kayaking and just-plain-lounging-in-the-shade. My sketch is of a small rocky point near our cottage. The sketch should also have included a family of loons that we frequently saw (and heard) during our stay. The haunting song of the loons made for a perfect setting.
Ink drawing with Micron and Pentel brush pens in a Fabriano sketchbook, 21 x 13 cm (8.25 x 5 inches).
Le lac Sand fait partie d'un ensemble de lacs formant la voie navigable du canal Rideau, dans l'est de l'Ontario. (Bien sûr, cette voie navigable de 200 km est également formée par la rivière Cataraqui, la rivière Rideau et le canal Rideau.) Le lac Sand est un magnifique lac doté d'écluses à chaque extrémité – les écluses Davis et Jones Falls – ce qui assure une grande stabilité du niveau de l'eau et permet l'accès aux bateaux de plaisance venant de loin et de près. Nous avons loué l'un des nombreux chalets qui bordent ses rives et avons pu nous baigner, faire du kayak et tout simplement nous prélasser à l'ombre. Mon croquis représente une petite pointe rocheuse près de notre chalet. J'aurais dû y inclure également une famille de huards que nous avons souvent aperçus (et entendus) durant notre séjour. Le chant mélancolique des huards créait une ambiance parfaite.
Dessin à l'encre, réalisé avec un stylo Micron et pinceau à l'encre de Pentel, dans un carnet de croquis Fabriano, 21 x 13 cm.
Although I've turned down pet portraits in the past, the owner of this little chap (a beagle/pug cross known as a puggle) commissioned a coloured drawing rather than the full chocolate-box-oil-painting . I was pleased with the result, which puts 'Butler' in his home surroundings AND keeps my artistic integrity!
Prices on request, I have to add!