Sunday 24 November 2019
by Wulf
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I decided to do a bit of art yesterday afternoon. It was already getting dark, so I didn’t get the watercolours out, but spend an hour or so working with a graphite pencil and some water. Here is one of … Continue reading
Monday 28 October 2019
by Wulf
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When I visited Magnus at the start of October, I made an excursion to Penrhyn Castle, a nearby National Trust property. I often have mixed feelings about these big old country piles. The present edifice is not medieval but an … Continue reading
Saturday 12 October 2019
by Wulf
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Apart from the fact that this is mid-autumn rather than mid-spring, everything about ElevenOne’s production of Enchanted April (at the Old Fire Station in Oxford – finishing tonight) is enchanting. I originally came across the story via the 1991 film, … Continue reading
Monday 7 October 2019
by Wulf
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When I was visiting Magnus last week, I joined the weekly life drawing session he attends at Penrallt Baptist Church on Wednesday afternoons. He has been going for a few months (building up a nice portfolio of work) and has … Continue reading
Wednesday 2 October 2019
by Wulf
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One thing that struck me several times during my week at Soul Survivor, was an angelic looking shape formed by the meeting of some of the seams in the Big Top. It struck me as an image of blessing although … Continue reading
Tuesday 1 October 2019
by Wulf
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From the sketches I did at Soul Survivor, I think this is my favourite, although it is a close-run thing with late night worship one I shared on Friday. This piece is more brightly coloured for sure. I started with … Continue reading
Friday 27 September 2019
by Wulf
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I did three sketches from the Late Night Worship sets at Soul Survivor this year. You can see them all on Flickr along with one from the previous year. I think this is my favourite one, a high contrast view … Continue reading