Posts Tagged ‘drawing’

Flowers of the day

Monday, November 30th, 2009

A quick watercolour of the flower arrangement on my mother-in-law’s table (she is a great entertainer and decorator).

Was very pleased to see that the large painting I’ve been working all last month has been stretched and hung in its new home in the States.  Now figuring out what smaller paintings would accompany it better.

Saw a great deal of Sargent in DC  – two of his life sized portraits and two or three beautiful smaller paintings of his are on display at the National Gallery of Art.

Flowers of the day detail

475 x 6,25 in , listed on Etsy

A glass of white detail, original ink pen and watercolor 4,75 x 6,25 inches Dullle griet pub, Ghent, 6x8 in, original ink pen and watercolor drawing Koffie 3,14 three, Ghent, 8x6 in, 2009, original ink pen and watercolor drawing

Flowers of the day detail

BP portraits and giant furniture

Monday, June 23rd, 2008

At the Barber's, Broadway market street, London, 22.06.08 Copic markers in MoleskineDavid getting a major hair cut, Roma is awe, 22.06.08

Been to the BP Portrait Award show at the National Portrait Gallery today. The quality of work on show is sticking. Making a Mark particularly well described my favoarite item in the show – Gareth Reid’s illustarted trip to small Finnish willage. Also explored today Somerset House courtyard turned into a the largest living room for the weekend as part of London architecture festival.

What else happened…

Wednesday, June 18th, 2008

January IWCK gallery crawl

Thursday, January 31st, 2008

Went down Andriyivsky and to Podil to see the galleries concentrated around there. Lot’s of fun and great art to see, as usual.  It seems that as much as the Ukrainians try their hand in conceptual and abstract art, our lot prefers the classical stuff:

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