Watercolour wash, indian ink and brush marker in Windsor and Newton spiral bound sketchbook.
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10/03/2011
09/03/2011
06/03/2011
À la recherche, 11
Watercolour wash, indian ink and brush marker in Canson Montval spiral bound sketchbook.
03/03/2011
À la recherche, 9
Watercolour wash and brush marker in Canson Montval spiral bound watercolour sketchbook.
03/02/2011
Penguins on the beach
I'm still engaged in the endless and boring task of scanning in drawings, which I suppose is a good thing, since I haven't had time to make any drawings over the past week or so.
Brush marker and watercolour in Seawhite of Brighton sketchbook.
01/02/2011
31/01/2011
30/01/2011
Same view, different times
Well, same-ish view, Kommetjie beach from a particular bench on the boardwalk for the last three, and actually on the beach in the first spread. I've always loved the almost-repetition of the almost-the-same. It's the underlying minimalism of my not very minimalist work...
Brush markers and watercolour in Seawhite of Brighton sketchbook.
Brush markers and watercolour in Windsor and Newton spiral-bound sketchbook.
29/01/2011
Chilling, I think they call it.
Still scanning sketchbooks from South Africa. The scanning of double page spreads of this square sketchbook involves scanning each page separately and then seaming them together on Photoshop - takes rather longer than the zippy face-down-scan-and-blog approach you can take with Moleskines or A4 spiral-bound pads that fit perfectly onto the scanner!
Brush markers (and in the last spread, a touch of watercolour) in Seawhite of Brighton sketchbook.
28/01/2011
The walk that wasn't: Boxing Day in the heat (2).
Starting ther climb up Table Mountain. Starting was as far as I got!
Brush markers and watercolour in Windsor and Newton spiral bound sketchpad.
The walk that wasn't: Boxing Day in the heat.
Lion's Head from Table Mountain
Pencil, brush markers and watercolour in Seawhite of Brighton sketchbook.
27/01/2011
Landscape: Kommetjie
At this rate it will take me a month to scan in the sketchbook drawings I made in South Africa, but never mind!
Brush markers and watercolour in Windsor and Newton spiral bound pad.
26/01/2011
Christmas band
It was wonderful arriving in Kommetjie, near Cape Town, on Christmas day, and being welcomed by a street band. Fabulous bands performing in the streets on Christmas day constitute a traditional custom for the so-called Cape coloureds, descendents of Malay and other slave labourers imported into the Cape by Dutch settlers in the seventeenth century. Afrikaans speaking, they are a significant, if not predominant, population group in the Western Cape today. I included a photograph of the beautiful girls marching ahead of the band under the Maverick photograph here.
Brush markers and pencil crayon in Seawhite of Brighton sketchbook.
Brush markers in Seawhite of Brighton sketchbook.
Brush markers and collaged envelope in Seawhite of Brighton sketchbook.
07/01/2011
Sketchbook
I'm missing my scanner! This drawing from a few days ago. For the spread, see here.
Brush pens and watercolour in Seawhite of Brighton sketchbook.
29/12/2010
18/12/2010
Snug
I know it's not a very manly look, but Kato was shivering for a while. Note: that was at home - he doesn't go into the outside world as Cardy Man - there, he is feral beast (or a bit of a lad, actually)!
Brush markers and watercolours in Seawhite of Brighton sketchbook.
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