Isabel : a study in Charcoal
I fell in love with the photography of Werner Bokelburg and used his 1974 photo of Isabel Weingarten as my inspiration for this large charcoal drawing. The rich warm black […]
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Drawing a Day #44
With a busy but exciting week under my belt I ah e finally sat down to this drawing again. Proportions are adjusted, breasts and nipples accounted for and shadows playing […]
Drawing a Day #39
It was another creative day for me spent with my awesome husband of 25 years, Simon, at our Winter Carnival. Unfortunately I didn’t get to do any sketching at the […]
Drawing a Day #38
I have been working on this drawing for pretty much 24 hours – no sleep – just total art emersion. It changed into something completely unexpected – instead of just […]
Drawing a Day #31
Yesterday was a very good creative day for me. My hubby and I were visiting our friend John in Keswick. He has an amazing collection of family memorabilia and is […]
All Penciled In
I have completed my “essential Servicemen” drawing. One of my first occupied urban space drawings fully rendered. Would love to do this type of drawing on a very large scale…
Return to the Pencil
Sigh… It feels so good to get back into drawing. I have not been in a complete artistic coma for the past three weeks, four large abstract paintings were created, […]
Drawing a Day
Can’t sleep! So drawing it is!
Drawing a Day #16
By thinking of an achievable goal we create the energy necessary to obtain that goal. Set yourself up for greatness, do what you love and work at your goal. The […]
Drawing a Day #15
It is said that without darkness there would be no light. Shadows merge, brightest lights appear beside darkest darks – contrast. Perhaps it is these contrasts in our lives that […]
