Sunday 31 May 2020
by Wulf
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In June 2018, I joined in with the 30×30 Direct Watercolour challenge, mediated via Facebook group, and produced 30 daily watercolour paintings without under-drawing. You can see the full set on Flickr; not all are fantastic but I’ve come back … Continue reading
Saturday 30 May 2020
by Wulf
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We went back past Dishley Pool for our walk this morning, starting from a bit closer but continuing on down the top of the Grand Union canal and completing the loop via the industrial estate. No kingfisher today but we … Continue reading
Friday 29 May 2020
by Wulf
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This digital painting was done on Wednesday, sitting in my back garden and looking at the houses opposite: I used Procreate on my iPad again but this time I didn’t start by drawing over a photo. Instead. I laid down … Continue reading
Thursday 28 May 2020
by Wulf
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This morning’s walk was relatively unplanned. Jane said she wanted somewhere flat so I suggested a short drive to park up near Blackbrook Way and then a walk past Dishley Pool to the bank of the River Soar. It was … Continue reading
Wednesday 27 May 2020
by Wulf
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Earlier this month, I read an article about a church in Canada which held a social event in mid-March. Despite taking the precautions which were advised at the time, they still found that half of the people present got infected … Continue reading
Tuesday 26 May 2020
by Wulf
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I was doing some more video editing today and needed a photo of the front of my Bible cover for the final scene. I decided to go for a close-up and ended up with this: I think it looks quite … Continue reading
Monday 25 May 2020
by Wulf
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Somebody on Facebook observed that it is a rare day when The Guardian and the Daily Mail agree on something with their front pages. I suppose that could be credited to Dominic Cummings as an achievement, although hardly an admirable … Continue reading