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This series of images began when I was captivated by some of the "Illustrative" techniques used by Richard Gregory. Richard kindly gave me some tips and here are some experimental images based on the Bruges Canal shot which I posted yesterday. Thanks, Richard. None of them look like yours but I did get one quite close for a while. Then I became interested in getting an engraving type effect, mono and tinted. These are the three results.Thanks again, RichardGregory48.
Avec le groupe Usk Lorient vendredi 10 mars.
Séance à la médiathèque d'une architecture moderne.
Aquarelle, collage, encre sur carnet Etchr
Avec le groupe USK Lorient vendredi 3 décembre, il pleut, nous dessinons à l'intérieur de la gare.
Structure en bois qui fait écho à l'environnement maritime de la ville. Dans le hall, cette grande baie vitrée qui donne sur l'extérieur.
Croquis : Intérieur, extérieur, hier et aujourd'hui.
Aquarelle, encre et collage d'une photo de la 1ère gare inaugurée en 1862, détruite en 1943, une gare a été construite en 1966 qui a laissé la place à la nouvelle gare inaugurée en 2017.
Drive along a country road on a pleasant winter day and you'll be enchanted by the way that the snow has transformed the landscape. This is another scene from the Upper Gatineau Valley in Québec not far from my previous sketch. This area has more hills (with treacherous roads) and open spaces resembling a vast sloping lake. The pen-and-ink drawing brings out the high contrasts we find in winter scenes.
Roulez le long d'une route de campagne par une agréable journée d'hiver et vous serez enchanté par la façon dont la neige a transformé le paysage. Voici une autre scène de la Haute Vallée de la Gatineau au Québec non loin de mon croquis précédent. Cette endroit a plus de collines (avec des routes dangereuses) et des espaces ouverts ressemblant à un vaste lac en pente. Le dessin à la plume fait ressortir les hauts contrastes que l'on retrouve dans les scènes d'hiver.
I’ve been intending to draw these roses in May at peak bloom but I kept missing the right time. Third time lucky.
As I was sketching the bunker doors, this photographer and model turned up and asked if they could work there. You can see that she moved more than he did.
Started drawing these amazing clouds appearing on the mountainside above the town. They disappeared as I drew them.
This was a commisioned drawing. I sketched this in a couple of sittings. One driver parked so as not to block my view. Another time, as I rested my sketch book on a car roof, the owner must have seen me and unlocked and locked the car till I moved away!
Envie de déambulations portuaires au 48ème jour du confinement - 3 mai 2020
Suite "Rien ne se perd, rien ne se crée, tout se transforme"
Croquis sur une aquarelle inachevée d'un chalutier au port.
Aquarelle et encre sur papier Bockingford 38cmx38cm
Following "Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed"
Red peonies from my garden
Sketch on an unfinished watercolor of a trawler in port.
Watercolour and ink on Bockingford paper 38cmx38cm
As I was drawing this two men dressed up and driving a classic Ford Thunderbird drove up, got out and filmed and interviewed me as part of their trans-Norway rally. I had to swear in Norwegian and they gave me a beer.