Friday, 28 August 2020
Thursday, 23 July 2020
Recent work
Though the lock-down and Coronavirus has restricted my speaking role in schools, universities etc. I have remained busy art-wise. I sketch every day. 25 of my recent sketches are now published in my latest book, 'Lock-down Sketchbook', and depending on interest, I have lots of work waiting for future books and other offerings, maybe blank cards etc.I have a love for teddy bears, in particular, 'Charlie Bears', and I sketch them from time to time.
A look back at some of the school shoes I owned way back, when I was in my early teens, (even earlier than that). I remember them well.
NEW BOOK NOW AVAILABLE
Hope you are all fine in this difficult time. I have stayed busy in lock-down, as all my usual work has ended due to the pandemic. I have produced a short, (24 page) Lock-down Sketchbook, which is now on sale via the attached link. It contains 25 sketches carried out over the lock-down, and I have left some blank space throughout the book for you to record your own sketches or words around this trying time. Stay safe everyone.
Saturday, 5 August 2017
Friday, 31 March 2017
Frustrated
I am still waiting to get my laptop back. It's been away since October, with just a few weeks of having it back, then off again with another problem. I can't wait to be back on Blogger and Facebook, sharing some of my art, and new directions I'm exploring.
I wonder if anyone will be out there and interested! Maybe not.
Saturday, 1 October 2016
sketching from old photos
I have a love of searching through old photos of places I know in times gone by. That's what I've been doing over the past few weeks. Here are some of them.
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| Beach houses Red Wharf Bay, on Anglesey around 1880 |
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| Penysarn 1800's |
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| Colwyn Bay pier entrance. One half of the entrance. |
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| Deganwy shore |
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| St. Asaph, The Plough and post office. |
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| Very early picture of St. Asaph |
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| Charles and his mules, Meifod. (is the caption on the photo) |
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| Crossing stones, Llansannon. |
Tuesday, 13 September 2016
Llangar Church. Corwen North Wales
A lovely photograph of this ancient church, taken and posted by https://www.facebook.com/gillian.smith.182940?fref=hovercard, really took my eye. In this coloured sketch, I have tried to capture the spiritual atmosphere of the site.
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| Llangar Church. Corwen North Wales. |
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