Bits & Pieces – Summer 2022

We’re into August and I’ve been procrastinating about updating the blog because I didn’t think I’d done much that was blog-postable. However, now that I’ve sat here for a while, turns out there may be some bits that just make the grade. Just.

Ongoing: I believe I’ve moaned about trying to make my work a little more dynamic. I continue to do value studies, particularly as I hope to attempt some larger foliage-type pieces soon. Soonish. Here’s a small study and a small watercolour study of the same subject.

Nitobe Gardens - Bridge, value study in pencilNitobe Garden - Bridge, watercolour

Urban Sketching – Made it to the local Farmer’s Market and listened to the Band!

Holidays – Had a pleasant sojourn in the Interior with family – and drew their house.   Water colour and ink drawing of a log houseRandom Bits – I take so many photos of things that momentarily pique my interest – the sunflower garden at VanDusen was particularly fascinating last December. I did a quick watercolour and ink sketch from a photo and, although the blue wash in the background is regrettable, (mistakes are learning moments, right? ) I still like the image.

 

 

2 thoughts on “Bits & Pieces – Summer 2022”

  1. Thanks! I’ll be thinking about the pros and cons of the blue wash for the rest of the day…just a little obsessive…

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