A far away tree
Been drawing trees. As I’ve recovered I’ve taken to gently walking my park and being with the trees. They’re so calming and steady…very healing. Then a pal sent me a photo of a
The up side of rain….more time to draw!
I am forced to admit that there is a good side to all this rain! Loath though I am to admit it when it pours down outside I find it easy to turn
The auction picture
The pen is very happy. The doodles that I’ve been doing for years (since I was a toddler in fact) are morphing into full scale pictures. To be honest they have been for
Doodling again – the restless pen!
I’m working on a project (under wraps at the moment) but when I stop working the pen refuses to lie still hence the attached drawing done in front of some sort of detective.
Experimental free form drawing
Playing with the line is, to my mind, I imagine like playing jazz. The notes have been learnt, the portraits drawn and the skills learnt so now its time to play. Its somehow
Why aren’t trees more like humans…or dogs
Pals say to me why don’t you draw from nature? I can take this on board…why don’t I? I grew up in London, I lived and loved in London – all my happy
The Goodbye Series
These are animals that we may be in the process of saying goodbye too. When I look at babies born now I wonder if they will be able to see these creatures alive
Lockdown Pictures
Lockdown Pictures These pictures came into being over lockdown. My darling husband Colin died in the beginning of the lockdown and numb with grief I couldn’t work at all for a while. Then