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Mr. Black
Jesse Black – a series of drawings.
These were done for a drawing assignment for school using watercolours on 400 lb cold press paper, willow charcoal and reduction processes.
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St. Anthony’s Fire
Watercolour, pencil crayon and marker.
Alternative names for this piece include Ergotoxicosis, and Ignis sacer.
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Onwards and Upwards
I have a thing for landscapes. I’m not sure why it is, but I always find myself drawing them with crayon or pencil crayon or doodling them with pen on printer paper at Second Cup. I had a wedding this weekend and as a person who strongly believes that “handmade” gifts are much more reflective of love than “purchased” gifts, I thought I should make them something. With a lack of pottery to donate to my “wedding gift charity” and no way of throwing up a few bowls by this past Saturday, I decided to take a wack at a painting. I have never really painted before unless you count grade 8 art class and the first time I used watercolours was this past fall when I needed to design a set of dishes.I wasn’t sure what the painting was going to turn out to be.. I just went at it and OF COURSE, it’s a landscape.
Needless to say I’m pretty excited about this painting and am stoked to hear what my wedding-giftees think of it, but they don’t get back from their honeymoon for another two weeks. So here it is on Arttime.
Enjoy folks.
Click for high resolution… I think.
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and it made her get paint all over her dress.
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