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pictures from an exhibition…
but not Mussorgski..
Posted in art, drawing, Landscape, oil painting, shaped canvas
Tagged drawing, figurative mages, ink and wash, landscape, oil painting, watercolour
Across Tidal River
I was reading a text on cubism at Wilson’s Prom and took some inspiration from its concepts in this work:
Posted in art, drawing, Landscape
Tagged drawing, landscape, watercolour, wilson's promontary
the trouble with Pelicans..
is that they have a highly critical eye. I met one at Adelaide zoo: while drawing it (centre) :
Posted in art, drawing
Tagged adelaide, art process, drawing, figurative mages
Steam Tug Yelta and exhibition – The Paper Figurehead
Sam Golding – The Paper Figurehead It is fitting that a ship drawing is used as an emblem for this exhibition. I chose The Paper Figurehead as the title for this exhibition for two reasons, the literal one being that … Continue reading
Posted in art, drawing
Tagged adelaide, drawing, painting process, watercolour