I am an abstract artist that lives in St Ives Cornwall. I am doing a daily blog to show what the life of an artist is and to show my work to a different audience.
Thursday, 9 February 2017
Above is the first drawing I completed in the previous evenings session and I do think it stands right out rather imposing itself on the eye but I like that. I certainly can by more subtle.
In the same session I then did this one above, I really like the way the submerged picture makes it's presence felt without you actually being able to work out what it is.
Above is another drawing I did yesterday but a bit of a contrast to the other two.
Above is another drawing but I didn't get to finish and gives you more of an idea of of what can be underneath before I have fully done the obliterarty. It will be the first I work on tonight.
Today Zoe and me have been out and about getting ready for our next run of workshops at Barnoon and we also had a meeting of quite a few of us at Barnoon that are taking part in the not photo-booth that we are doing over the weekend there. It was a quite a relaxed but busy 2 hours of drawing chatting arrranging furniture etc etc .....
Whilst we were doing all that Jordan Jackson lent us some lenses that you can attach to a mobile so I had to use the fish-eye to show of the Curtain we put up to make it more homely for the weekend.
Also before running off to a guitar lesson I had time to do an Obliterarty of Edwin Collins.
Above and below are a couple of smaller drawings that I did probably a month ago and were some of the newest drawings that ended up in the photo session that just keeps giving, thanks Jordan.
Well I am off to draw and think about my Abstract Drawing workshop tomorrow morning and one I really enjoy. Cheers!
Labels:
Art,
Barnoon Workshop,
Contemporary Abstract Drawing,
Cornwall,
Dots and Lines,
Drawing,
St Ives,
St Ives Artist
Location:
St. Ives, UK
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