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Used in extension material ‘How to build an improved goat shelter in 10 steps’ as part of imGoats project ‘Small ruminant value chains as platforms for reducing poverty and increasing food security in dryland areas of India and Mozambique’(Illustration credit: ILRI/Birgit Boogaard).
#18) Draw somewhere you just happen to be.
The simplest element I could find to draw in the park at the town's main junction, waiting for a ride home.
There are three of these old-fashioned steeds, standing in a sand pit around the main attraction (for bigger kids): an elaborate jungle gym of shiny plastic featuring slides, ladders, and elevated tunnels. The modest little donkeys are just right for toddlers.
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Cleaned up scan of one of the many sketches made by artist, Wayne Chisnall, which was used to eventually form a 'tattooed' element of his 'tattooed Tumour Box' sculpture.
Used in extension material ‘How to build an improved goat shelter in 10 steps’ as part of imGoats project ‘Small ruminant value chains as platforms for reducing poverty and increasing food security in dryland areas of India and Mozambique’(Illustration credit: ILRI/Birgit Boogaard).
There's nothing better than freshly-cleaned bedsheets to sleep in. Especially after they have been hung outside in the sun to dry.
one of the individual elements in my nautical contest entry on the spoonflower, this one is a shell line drawing done in pen and ink. just posted so you can see a close up of the design as hard to see all the detail on spoonflower view.
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Collection: Images from the History of Medicine (NLM)
Title: 19. The Marshall Apothecary (1729-1825) Robert A. Thom.
Creator: Thom, Robert A.
Contributor: Bender, George A., editor. 1904-,
This is a cartoon I had made in the 12th Grade back in 1984 while I was supposed to be working on my classwork. I like the cop car on the edge of going over the edge. Pencil drawing on scratch paper, then scanned and slightly darkened.
The day before The Seagull opened on Broadway, Walter Winchell’s infamous gossip
column reported that the Lunts were getting a divorce! Lynn and Alfred were in a cab the day before, with the windows down, running lines from the play — “Let me be free!” Alfred implored. “Are you really so much in love?” pleaded Lynn. “I’m drawn to her,” replied Alfred, with resignation, “It may be just what I need.” — A man standing on a corner heard them, thought he had a scoop, and called Winchell to report that the Lunts had broken their vows. The Lunts were thrilled that their fight was so believable. . . and they weren’t too upset with the extra preopening publicity.
Finelinerschetsje van een hoekje van mijn toetsenbord.
Doodle with fineliner pen of the corner of my keyboard.
cMaille's alter-ego: Cloudery
All Cloudery drawings support the charity First Book.
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pen & ink on Moleskine watercolor paper
5" x 6.5"
© 2009
Soon to be made in to a limited edition letterpress print. Check at cloudery.wordpress.com in the coming month or so!