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New wing designed by SANAA. A4 ink brush on cheap paper.

J54 du confinement - 9 mai 2020

Suite "Rien ne se perd, rien ne se crée, tout se transforme"

Croquis à l'encre sur une aquarelle paysage de neige 36cmx42cm

 

Following "Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed"

Sketch in ink on a watercolor snow landscape 36cmx42cm

   

Title: Marge, Call the Plumber!

Today I learned octopuses will punch fish for no reason.

Kind of a dick move.

  

As I sat down to sketch the building, a cat and a flock of chickens walked out of the door. I prefer not to draw animals as it can look a bit twee, but they were there so I had to. At one point I was surrounded by pecking chickens. I only managed to sketch two of them, they’re too quick for me.

  

I walked a while to get a good view, sat on my stool and noticed I’d left my sketchbook in the car.

Rue de la Pointe.

Séance du 11/02/2022 avec le groupe Usk Lorient.

Collage d'un extrait d'aquarelle sur papier Aquarelle, dessin à l'encre et aquarelle.

At this time of year, my woodshed is usually full. Mind you, I don't burn a lot of wood but I do enjoy a fire now and then on weekends or when it's extremely cold. I was spoilt this year when my neighbour took it upon himself to split my logs which were too large for my woodstove. I've had health issues over the past year and my neighbour's offer was much appreciated. Regarding my drawing, the lines that I drew for the snow were meant to illustrate the shadows and drifts of snow. It was a challenge and might have been easier to create as a watercolour or oil painting. But what fun would that have been? ;)

 

Ink drawing with a Lamy Safari pen and Platinum carbon ink in a Moleskine watercolour sketchbook, 24 x 17 cm (9.5 x 6.75 inches).

 

À cette période de l'année, mon abri à bois est généralement plein. Certes, je ne brûle pas beaucoup de bois, mais j'aime bien faire un feu de temps en temps, la fin de semaine ou quand il fait très froid. J'ai été gâté cette année : mon voisin a eu la gentillesse de fendre mes bûches qui était trop grosses pour mon poêle. J'ai eu des problèmes de santé ces derniers temps et son geste m'a été très précieux. Quant à mon dessin, les traits que j'ai tracés pour la neige étaient censés d'illustrer les ombres et la neige entassée par le vent. C'était un défi, et il aurait peut-être été plus facile de le réaliser à l'aquarelle ou à l'huile. Mais cela aurait-il été amusant ? ;)

 

Dessin à l'encre, réalisé avec un stylo Lamy Safari et de l'encre Platinum dans un carnet de croquis aquarelle Moleskine, 24 x 17 cm (9.5 x 6.75 pouces).

 

I squeezed into a narrow lane full of tourists.

  

I should of added more windows.

  

Difficult drawing all these curves in perspective and standing up. No cameras or mobiles were allowed in the museum but sketchbooks are ok.

I started drawing the IKEA wall pattern accurately, but gave up after 5 minutes.

 

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Ink on paper, 2003

  

I’ve been meaning to draw this typical German feature for years.

  

I was sat between parked cars in the dark. I got some double-takes from passing people.

I’ll be selling my work at Wunder - Design- und Kunstmarkt at Die Stadtmitte in Karlsruhe on 25th November, come round for a chat.

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Drawn with the Karlsruhe Urban Sketchers.

 

My exhibition in the main cemetery info center gallery finishes on Saturday.

  

One young lad came up and said the sketch needed a fat belly! So I let him draw one, but in the back of my sketchbook.

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.

 

The pub owners and their daughter walked past as I was sketching and came over for a look. I asked the landlady why it’s called The Dolphin. She said the River Fleet runs underground nearby. When I asked but did it have dolphins in it, the landlord said it did after a few pints.

  

A traditional wooden Rhine boat and a modern fibreglass one.

  

Loads of locals came up for a chat while I sketched this. My pen started drawing with 3 times it’s usual thickness for some reason.

  

Drawing too much timber framing is bad for the hand.

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