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Illustration from "How to Entertain at Home" (1927)

Created using Derwent watercolour pencils - view of Pendennis Castle, Cornwall.

 

Read more about how I learnt to draw on the blog here: www.cathryncook.co.uk/blog/2011/01/the-year-i-learnt-to-d...

This simple tracing turned out to be harder than I expected. It was an exercise in looking very closely at wrinkled, baggy clothes and deciding where to draw the lines. I recognized some of myself in this distant member of my tribe. When he takes a picture I wonder what happens to the folder under his left arm.

 

This is one more drawing of a photographer among many more thousands of photos of people drawing or carrying their sketch books and now iPads. I was much too slow in my tracing to have been able catch this man out and around looking for pictures, so, alas, I had to rely on the fast action of another photographer to stop his man (in midstride) for me. Thank you, unoforever.

 

Here is the photo my drawing is based on: www.flickr.com/photos/unoforever/7264437814/

an experimental illustration style for an upcoming project.

 

www.chairmanting.com

Continuous line drawing, then watercoloured and some lines enhanced

Final page of a 4-page adventure I drew that appeared in the 5th edition of the Motorheadbangers fanzine, thirty years ago.

In Ella Clocksin's class today we were working on how we use visual memory in drawing. In this exercise we drew flowers we knew well completely from memory. We had to close our eyes and draw them without looking at the page using a technique called Blind Contour Drawing.

Very quick drawings or scribbles in between my shopping list. She did not want to sit still and kept on moving so I just continued to draw what I saw. Her name is Nonna and she belongs to the neighbor.

my attempt to line draw. done this with the help of photoshop and wacom. this is my friend krys, my first real life model.^__^

Camera portrait

Drawn by the kid while in Saturday detention for being tardy.

I can still remember working on this piece with Paul Hadwen at the flat in Leeds back in 1981. Paul took the left hand side, I took the right.

 

In the photo at the bottom, Lemmy writes his message to the fan club with some of my artwork propped up on the table behind him.

Looks like the annoying orange, no?

Sakura Ink on Paper

6 x 8 in.

2008

Drawn at Parangritis, Java, Indonesia

If I lost a bit of weight this would likely be more accurate, but I still like it. I'm left handed, but this was done completely with a mouse, using my right hand.

Part of a series of quick illustrations I am working on of people at King's Cross Station. This one in coloured pencil inspired by the 2007 tube map cover designed by Jeremy Deller with Paul Ryan. Please see art.tfl.gov.uk :)

Travel Sketchbook, 2011.

decided to make my own sketchbook; painted in acrylic with pen

Gallus gallus

  

3D Mesh Source:

Dr. Timothy Rowe, 2011, "Gallus gallus" (On-line), Digital Morphology. Accessed December 16, 2013 at digimorph.org/specimens/Gallus_gallus/adult/

I hate the way the colours go dead when I export out of photoshop.

Teal at Cockshoot Broad, Norfolk.

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