Sunday 23 August 2020
by Wulf
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Recently on the Colossal website, I came across a piece on some fascinating birdhouses by an art collective called London Fieldworks. Picture what you think a birdhouse looks like and then follow this link to be amazed.
Sunday 5 July 2020
by Wulf
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I’m not a great fan of charts and competitions. Even ‘the fastest runner’ or ‘the team that scored most goals’ seem fairly nonsensical and, when it comes to spheres like art or music, it makes no sense at all to … Continue reading
Friday 3 July 2020
by Wulf
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A lot of the places we might normally take a trip to visit, like gardens and country houses, are beginning to open up but often still require booking in advance for a limited time slot. That is understandable but it … Continue reading
Tuesday 30 June 2020
by Wulf
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For my last day of the 30x30directwatercolor2020 project I thought I’d try another self portrait: It is recognisably human (although with hints of Neanderthal and the Simpsons’ Springfield – d’oh!) but I think less recognisably me than my either my … Continue reading
Monday 29 June 2020
by Wulf
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I volunteered to do the craft activity on this week’s Toddler Church video. I’ve still got to cut this segment and the whole service together but I decided to do part of it with watercolour and count it towards the … Continue reading
Sunday 28 June 2020
by Wulf
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This afternoon, I worked up a watercolour painting from a photo I took yesterday at Mapperley Reservoir. The subject is the same as yesterday’s digital painting but I was at home and had more time to work on it. Time … Continue reading
Saturday 27 June 2020
by Wulf
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We had a longer stroll today at Shipley Country Park, about 16 miles north of home and I did some more digital painting, this time of waterlillies. By that point, the sun had come out so the real challenge was … Continue reading