I took part in an online drawing session using Medieval marginalia for inspiration. It was nice to be reminded of the delightful weirdness and creative whimsy of long ago monks and nuns, making art on literal and metaphorical margins
Category: drawing
Tiny sketch-booking?
Drawing verrrry small is portable and enjoyable
Building a buggy sketchbook habit
I’ve signed up to another drawing class, and am now committed to drawing something everyday and sharing with the group … More
Just drawing people
Casual people drawing via zoom, very relaxing
October? Draw every day? Uh, sure, maybe!
This year instead of following the main Inktober prompts, I choose a ‘Tangletober‘ challenge of drawing specific Zentangle type patterns, … More
Not pretty
Crosshatched ink sketches of a tapeworm and a dog-scorpion
Waspish
Crosshatched ink sketch of a wasp lady trapped on a vine
Quink Dip – More cross hatching
I’ve been metaphorically and illustratively diving into ink this week, playing with ways to energise background textures. I liked this … More
Streeetching drawing styles a little
I stipple, I scumble, but one thing I don’t do, I’ve never done with ink … cross hatching. I love … More
Quick quick sketching
The portrait group I sometimes draw with didn’t have a model this week, so we all took turns posing for … More
A Little Art 