Month: January 2008Page 1 of 2
In a self-referential kind of way…
Every-Day-Art’s very first warts and all unmitigated disaster. File under “learning experience”…
This week’s Sunday Linky is to celebrate the first anniversary of a friend’s online comic project Dark Red. Photographed with live actors then maniplulated into a distinctive and…
A sketch for a book page. Hence the space for text.
More about playing with colour and the pastels than anything. And chucking charcoal in the mix too just to see how different it is.
Given recent events, I think the line’s going in the wrong direction.
For some reason this week I’ve been thinking a lot about Picasso, and in particular Guernica – his incredibly potent reaction to the horrors of warfare. I think…
A rumage in the Big Bag of Drawings today I’m afraid. This piece of beginner’s luck was one of my very first charcoal drawings I think.
I’ve decided that playing the colour settings and stuff in Corel is a good way to learn about colours and how they relate. This was practically just black…
A sketchbook page. A pear. Some colours.
Another from last night. This one’s a bit subconciously influenced by all that Paolozzi I was looking at in Edinburgh the other month. A bit of Howson and,…
This week’s Sunday linky comes from explodingdog – a site I’ve been following for many years. It’s a lovely idea where the artist, Sam Brown, takes words or…
Works better in colour.
An idea I had on the train tonight. Everyone seemed to be using a phone, or an iPod or a Blackberry or whatever – trying to be anything…