“Line Play” series. My first drawings for 2015. Automatic, intuitive mark-making and play, using graphite dust, black drawing inks, acrylic paints and sealer.
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Line Play 1
Line Play
Line Play 2
Line Play 3
Line Play 6
Line Play 4
Line play 5
Hand drawn mapping and aerial views of the world
Dungeness Trekking
fragments from the landscape using marks and signs left behind in natural and man-made environments.
a day trip to Dungeness in England with my family in 2005
Notations
Quick observations of found numbers and signs ephemeral and permanent, on the Seine river in Asnieres- sur- seine, France in 2007.
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3 drawings on Australian acid-free drawing paper 2013.
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Acrylic paint graphite and thread
Yellow Yellow Yellow
graphite oil pastel felt pen
Mapping
mixed media with collage
VMH
Each drawing approx. 42 x 29cm. / 16.5″ x 11.5″ in size.
4 little drawings
vintage pulp book paper & gesso
graphite, water colour paint & revenge
drawing with thread & old embroidery cloth
dangerous
A nocturnal visitor… Click on images to buy
Couldn’t get out of bed this morning after a rough night’s sleep.
Instead, I grabbed my old Pilot mechanical pencil and did some little drawings on an old book cover I rescued from hard garbage.
My drawings are intuitive and spontaneous. Using construction type marks, I like to pull apart things and go back to the beginning to find the essence
leaving traces of where I’ve just been, like traces left behind in the environment from nature, human beings and all living creatures.
Sometimes, when drawing, I remember my childhood when watching my older brother draw plans for buildings, real and imaginary. When he was at work I would go into his room and look for ages at the drawings on graph paper and lined exercise books.
Today, my brother is a very creative builder, cabinet maker and teacher. 50 years later, I still love to watch him draw his plans and architectural ideas on bits of paper. They are so precise, detailed and unique.
Where does drawing take you ?
