... I don't seem to have done much abotu it recently, but I'm starting up again after a creative pause!
Here are some older drawings. I'm going to have a big scan project soon. It's a better way to capture the A3 drawings than fiddling with lighting to get good photos, but they have to be merged. Photohop does it beautifully.
I don't really like all the drawings I finish - some don't get finished at all for that reason. Sometimes I go on and on finding patterns until it all gets so tedious that I stop and reach for some kind of colouring tool. But I really prefer just drawing curvy lines and making them fit together. New drawings will follow a.s.a.p. and I have promisted myself to update this blog every time I have new drawings to add.
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| Too many colours! |
I forced myself to add this one because I did it without black microns and I don't enjoy drawing without a metal topped black pen to get me going. So this was an experiment I shall not repeat!
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| Helena |
I started the Helena doodle in 2017, but my tiny granddaughter spent Christmas in hospital (with her mother, of course, she was only 2 months old) recovering from a bug, and I was too upset to finish it. Helena fortunately recovered fully and is now a delightful little girl, so this doodle is to reflect my joy. I could have added to it, but did not want to add anything to the basic drawing.
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| some of my favourite motifs |
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| lines and spaces |
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| The knightsbridge (check) pattern crops up quite often, even in small doses |
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| I think this must be a TV drawing |
Drawing for the sake of it is a good way of not watching the boring bits on TV but doing something constructive/constructional instead. Most of these drawings are fiunished very fast and do not get any colour, though looking at this one, I think a few spshed of red might be nice.
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