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Watercolour and ink on paper

5x7, ink on paper, urban sketch

WV2010

2010

 

A legendary concert of Elton John and Leon Russell in New York in 2010.

 

Ink and pencil on $teinbach paper

 

A man sat on one of the chairs so I removed him in my sketch.

WV961

2006

2014 version

 

Elton John "Postcards" from Tumbleweed Connection land

 

Ink and coloured pencil on $teinbach paper

 

Have some new work on view at Art League Houston July 20, 2012 - August 31st

Over a year ago when we were confined to avoid spreading a potentially deadly virus, I knew much of my photographic adventures would need to be curtailed. In similar time, something by Stephan Marjoram inspired me to fill a bit of time doing something creative. So I took up ink drawing. Just to see what I could do. I "borrowed" from many different styles as I attempt to explore the medium. And with zero photography projects in the queue I might as well fill this space with something. So here goes.

This guy, nuts and bolts man, sits on our son's mantel

créations féériques et mandalas

#338 of 365 Daily Drawings

 

Inspiration: 27 days to go

 

Result: 27

 

Materials: Pentel 0.3 HB, Sakura Micron 005 in a Stillman & Birn Epsilon series sketchbook

 

Location: home

 

Note: I'll let you think about this one for a while.

 

....and the painting is in the mail, so the pressure is off as the deadline is met. Now I can have fun with these daily drawings again.

 

Two Arab lads saw me sketching and stopped to chat. One said I was self confident to be able to sketch on a Saturday night in this spot. I told them that lots of people passed me but they were the only ones to stop and ask me about my work. He said it’s natural to stop and chat to someone drawing. They asked if I could draw them and that I should be in no hurry. They said the shoes look better drawn than their faces!

 

I sent them this sketch.

A4 drawing produced using only a fine liner to challenge myself in drawing skills and experiment with effects that can be produced.

inkdrawing of an indication of place and signature coin captured in resin.

ca 12 x 16 cm

Watercolour and ink on paper

  

#193 of 365 Daily Drawings

 

Inspiration: a Neo Baroque piece from Aquilano Rimondi’s Fall RTW 2013 collection

 

Result: Wearing her heart on her sleeves

 

Materials: Pentel 0.3 HB, Platinum Carbon Fountain Pen & Faber-Castell watercolour pencils in a Stillman & Birn Epsilon series sketchbook ( 21.6 cm 27.9 cm / 8 1/2” x 11”)

 

Location: Home

 

Note: My creativity was completely scatter shot today, as I couldn’t settle on any one of the ideas running around in my head …. like a classroom with a substitute teacher who had lost all control.

 

…so finally just drew a version of the dress that I liked the most from this lovely collection. It’s just as well…the entire day has felt as though my brain has been offline no matter what I’m doing, so I’m going to mark ANY drawing as a success.

 

WV1631

2010

 

"How wonderful life is while you're in the world, Elton!"

 

Elton John Fans

 

Ink on $teinbach paper

Ink drawing of calendula seed head and seeds, magnified. The seed head, with its' cluster of curled seeds, reminds me of a crown. The seed head fell apart after I handled it too much and I was amazed to see the different shapes and sizes of the individual seeds, each one with a little burr on the back of it.

Penn Libraries call number: IC7 Za147 763g

All images from this book

En ocasiones, cuando converso conmigomismo, me regaño

Biro and crayon on shiny paper.

Over a year ago when we were confined to avoid spreading a potentially deadly virus, I knew much of my photographic adventures would need to be curtailed. In similar time, something by Stephan Marjoram inspired me to fill a bit of time doing something creative. So I took up ink drawing. Just to see what I could do. I "borrowed" from many different styles as I attempt to explore the medium. And with zero photography projects in the queue I might as well fill this space with something. So here goes.

Over a year ago when we were confined to avoid spreading a potentially deadly virus, I knew much of my photographic adventures would need to be curtailed. In similar time, something by Stephan Marjoram inspired me to fill a bit of time doing something creative. So I took up ink drawing. Just to see what I could do. And with zero photography projects in the queue, I wanted to fill this space with something. So here goes. I start out be aping M.Marjoram and, as you will later see, I take inspiration from many other sources.

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