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Here is a little portrait of a new pot of succulents at my house.
I love these guys.
I've been doing some experimenting experimenting, and it seems to be working...
Outside our South Carolina spring is definitely here, everything is covered with a fine sheet of yellow pollen and the temperature is rising. We've signed up for our plot in the community garden again this year, and are slowly starting to plant. The potatoes we put in early are coming up, and there are a lot of them! (squeals of excitement from the kids) I'm hoping the early planting will trick the pests and last years potato bugs will arrive to late...
Another morning warm-up sketch I played with in Photoshop. I don't get to work a lot with gouache these days so I like to practice a bit when I can.
It's always nice to break out the ink and gouache. Trying some things out with my Calico Elly character. Although the calico pattern is a little difficult to convey in paint. But hey, it's always worth playing around here:
And who wouldn't want an extra appendage for eating chips out of the bag while reading? I mean, c'mon.
Been a while since I updated this blog.
I do have a good excuse, and we will be seeing more of him over the years.
A sketch based on the dream of Begoña, a schoolgirl from Almussafes in Spain. Dreams collected by Roger Omar.
Gouache A3 size. Click to enlarge.
The dream of Maria Angeles, a child from Almussafes, Spain. One of many children's dreams collected by
Roger Omar.Casein paint on sugar paper 40cm x 41cm. Click to enlarge.
In Indonesia they think each grain of rice has a soul.
Casein paint and gouache. 21cm x 21cm. Click to enlarge.
My best effort at painting Piero della Francesca's portrait of Federico da Montefeltro entirely
from memory.Gouache 27cm x 24cm. Click to enlarge.
A test page from my graphic novel.
Gouache. A3 size. Click to enlarge.
a message from the
Orianne society this morning prompted this little sketch.
I've long had a soft spot for indigo snakes...
I had a go at painting my favourite Ben Nicholson picture entirely from memory for the Masterpieces From Memory Group.Gouache 20cm x 28cm. Click to enlarge.
Every dog has an inner dog.
Gouache. Approx A4 size. Click to enlarge.
Here's a sketch of a Maddy Kettle character I haven't figured out how he fits in yet. I've done stories with him and I think Finch is great but so far he hasn't found his way into the story. I want him to be in book two, which hasn't been fully written yet.
I was thinking of the guy with the fish eye in Cocteau's mural at the
Menton Wedding Hall.
Casein paint and pencil. 17cm x 17cm. Click to enlarge.
It's Helgoid's birthday so I've donned my celebration hat.
Gouache and pencil 36cm x 23cm. Click to enlarge.
The dream of Maria Ángeles from Almussafes, Spain. From a series of children's dreams collected by Roger Omar.
Gouache and pencil 25cm x 35cm. Click to enlarge.
Tiny alien mind reading probes as described by a Spanish child from dreams collected by Roger Omar.
Gouache A3 size. Click to enlarge.
The dream of Begoña, a child from Almussafes in Spain. The dreams were collected by Roger Omar.
Gouache A3 size. Click to enlarge.
There's an evil witch in my ketchup. From a child's dream recorded in Almusaffes, Spain by
Roger Omar.Gouache and ink A3 size. Click to enlarge.
I read that
Agrippa's dog had a devil chained to its collar.
Pen and ink over gouache. 11cm x 14cm. Click to enlarge.
lovely, so enjoying your enthusiasm for the plants and the spring growth (including yours!)