Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts
The walled garden
27 November 2022
Work in progress:
Drawing in acrylic
First layer, in acrylic. In the final version, shown at top, I adjusted the angles of the fence at the left slightly to make it more dynamic, and added lots of brighter colours in oil pastel.
Things in the garden
02 September 2020
door bins gate
watering cans and bowl
car wash
bins
bottle
pots
planter
Tithonia 2
17 July 2020
small pockets of uneven spaces, travelling in, through, and under
like sandpaper to touch
hovering frilled shelves
like pleated skirts, tapered and horizontal
velvety poles pushing upwards
paper thin and fuzzy
Tithonia 1
Marks in response to phrases by Emily Ball.
paper thin and fuzzy
velvety poles pushing upwards
like pleated skirts, tapered and horizontal
hovering frilled shelves
like sandpaper to touch
small pockets of uneven spaces, travelling in, through, and under
Marks in conversation II
16 July 2020
Distilling yet expanding the shapes and marks from the conversations.
Garden studies, edited
12 July 2020
Applied more marks, paint, pastel, chalk, and collaged papers, Editing things in and out.
Garden studies
11 July 2020
Preparing for a course with Emily Ball. Ink, charcoal, and chalk studies of plants and light in the garden.
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