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i just lifesized myself. ha!

I'm enjoying archiving my work. Recently I found this drawing that I did for "Home Video Magazine." I had to look up when CNN started. It was 1980 when I did the illustration, so I guess the article was about that.

Aphrodite at the Waterhole No, 19.

Charcoal and pastel on paper about 24" x 18"

For more on this one, you could have a look at my blog: davewhatt.wordpress.com/2018/06/07/stella-mentions-turbid...

Walk me to the graveyard!!!!!

  

This was a quick picture that I drew today , what do you guys think ? Also I'm planning to have some Lego Fallout stuff done by next week

Cezanne colored pencils on Canson recycled paper, 9x12". Pigma Micron fineliners for details.

My request at the drawing booth:

A hippo with a bird on his shoulder riding a person through the woods.

 

The kids have taken it upon themselves to fundraise for their Disney trip... they are charging $1.60 per drawing and it is made to the buyers specifications.

 

So far they have collected $2 one from me and one from their mom lol we get a 60 cents discount.

pencil on toned paper

20x30cm

24.09.2023

pencil

20x30cm

3.03.24

Drawn after eating my first mince pie of the Christmas season.

Right now I'm working on Charcoal portrait job

 

I still have quite a few left to do and I have to get cracking.

 

Once I sit down and start drawing.. I get into the zone. that's when I feel most like myself and entirely in the moment. Everything around me fades away.

 

Day 32 of 365 Days

  

Pen & Ink with wash

graphite on paper

10¼ x 8¼ in.

Wood art print. Available on my site.

colouring picture

 

Drawing of my brother when he was young..

I'm thinking of making a family colouring book of old photos.

This small house,

it feels like shy, falling pebbles

upon a bundle of nervous cotton

laying quite still.

It's her body, heavy and

warm, as if she just grew, then faded

and grew again,

lost from someone's thoughts

in a hurry, and left there

like a cat out in

a dying forest.

She keeps something

on her knees, it is soft and small

and it makes her laugh

like a stubborn castle.

A row of people

use their lilac colored eyes

to make doors in the castle to walk

through, and they all leave dots

of snow petals on the floor

to lick, for a cat's tongue,

but they do not have time

to look around.

From small to smaller, she puts her hands

against her head and do not mind

the house, though it has

a sour smell of loneliness

and shy pebbles,

and leaves her feeling dumb,

like a cat left behind

in a dying forest.

26×18㎝

pencildrawing

 

charcoal drawing based upon meditation imagery

Sketchbook response to drawing prompt, week one. Pencil, charcoal, and embroidery floss.

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