Thursday 31 May 2018
by Wulf
Comments Off on New Worlds, Year One by Marie Brennan
Marie Brennan’s New Worlds, Year One: A Writer’s Guide to the Art of Worldbuilding has an accurate title. It comes from a series of posts hosted on the Book Café blog, where Brennan writes about the topic of world building. … Continue reading
Wednesday 30 May 2018
by Wulf
Comments Off on Up the Garden Path
Sitting in a chair eating my breakfast this morning, I was struck by the view up the garden path, which is looking glorious in this season. The curve of the path is softened by the foliage and, at the focal … Continue reading
Tuesday 29 May 2018
by Wulf
Comments Off on #30x30DirectWatercolor2018
Creativity thrives within structure. Certainly for me, it is helpful to have something to create for across a range of artistic disciplines. On the watercolour side, I’ve decided to keep my nose to the grindstone with something called #30x30DirectWatercolor2018. This … Continue reading
Monday 28 May 2018
by Wulf
Comments Off on In Wood
It is probably too late to post about the further Artweeks venues I visited yesterday and today, as they will either have closed or be closing shortly, not to open for Artweeks until next year. I don’t think you could … Continue reading
Sunday 27 May 2018
by Wulf
Comments Off on Washed Nave
Here is a drawing I did last week at St Clement’s: I have recently been experimenting with a water brush (a hollow handle filled with water which feeds the brush) for watercolours – it is what I used for the … Continue reading
Saturday 26 May 2018
by Wulf
Comments Off on Artweeks – Abingdon Expedition
Oxfordshire Artweeks is almost over but has Sunday and Monday still to run. Jane and I took the opportunity today to take a trip down to Abingdon and beyond and visited a range of places for which I thought I’d … Continue reading
Friday 25 May 2018
by Wulf
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Here are a couple of watercolour sketches I did while stewarding for the Artweeks exhibition at St Clement’s last week: For the first, I was looking up, trying to judge relationships between the shapes and then looking down to draw … Continue reading