Jeni on Drawing 25 Drawing the Line
Jeni Caruana
April 18, 2021
I believe that art, or at least mark-making, is an innate form of human communication. We have been doing it before we even started to
I believe that art, or at least mark-making, is an innate form of human communication. We have been doing it before we even started to
1987 – some teachers asked if we did Puppets. I asked John “Do we do Puppets ?” He returned the question, and I said “Of
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech Malta’s older generations went into solemn mourning with the announcement of the death of
I rather admire artists who can paint and talk at the same time; “I’m just going to put a spot of red here….”
You’ve probably never heard of Frank Blackmore, but I bet you’ve cursed his blight on our roads! Blackmore worked for the Ministry of Transport in
by Harry Pope I dream a lot, almost every night. For example, last night I was back in my old house, and the mother-in-law was
Welcome jobseekers! I come from a time when the middle-aged folk were running the company and the kids were in the post room – not
The British Motor Museum is gearing up to run a full schedule of motoring shows and events this year. Ann Evans has the details.
Patricia Newell-Dunkley Photographs by Reginald J.Dunkley Website: patriciasartworld.com Google: Patricia Newell-Dunkley for all previous Snippets. My Books “The Complete Guide to Painting and Decorating
A few years ago I organised two painting trips to Trapani in Sicily for my students. I live in Malta, so it was just a
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Over the last decade Ikos Resorts has reinvented the world of luxury all-inclusive hotels. Today Ikos
A while ago, Francesca Tranter, Assistant Lecturer / Dance Practitioner at the University of Malta School of Performing Arts and also the Artistic Director and
For the last 20 years I have worked as an artist in Malta. I have exhibited my work regularly, and taught drawing and watercolour in
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech Some five years ago a leading economic consultant pronounced that if all else fails
My name is Chris. I’m a careers adviser who doesn’t know what he wants to do with his life. I’m not actually unemployed as I’m
The air is cool and crisp as if it’s been prised from a foil bag. But it will soon stale and turn aggressive, the
When you are learning to draw figures it’s common to be given measurements such as ‘the average human body is 7.5 head-lengths tall’. It’s funny
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The impulse to make marks is as natural to humans as the impulse to talk. As babies,we spend our first year or so making strange sounds,
What follows is a very personal and subjective survey of some of my favourite London streets. Seven of the ten are in Central London,
For many years, it was traditional to study under a ‘master’ artist to learn techniques and basic knowledge. An apprentice would study for years, helping
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Dordogne Valley has recently been listed twelfth best holyday destination by the Belgian website “European
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech … and when you think you have heard them all, something else crops up that
Il-Barri, meaning The Bull, was a regular restaurant for us when we used to go to Malta, says Lyn Funnell. I knew that underneath it
I wonder if perhaps because mark-making is such a primal human urge we expect drawing to be ‘easy’ somehow; that it should not demand
It’s another award for the British Motor Museum in Gaydon, Warwickshire. Ann Evans has the details. The British Motor Museum has won
In this article Karl Beeney reflects back on a late January day in Libya in 2011. Having moved on from Tripoli, the buffered vintage
The impulse to make marks is as natural to humans as the impulse to talk. As babies,we spend our first year or so making strange sounds,
IAIN ROBERTSON While there exists no connection between Lotus Sportscars and Land Rover, states Iain Robertson, observers cannot be blamed for thinking that they have
Romantic comedies are so often dismissed by us guys and I hear the words of many “Not another chick flick!” I don’t love When
Photos courtesy of Rob Tysall, Tysall’s Photography As we optimistically look forward to days out during 2021, Ann Evans suggests you add Forge Mill
The following snapshots of Bengaluru, India further illustrates how words and locations continue to create unrivalled hilarity: (See attached images) Links to previous
I believe that art, or at least mark-making, is an innate form of human communication. We have been doing it before we even started to
When it comes to a Gypsy Caravan there is no doubt that they are incredibly romantic, they contour up images of escapism, life on the
The fashionable came to see and be seen, almost as worthy as the official pieces of art that lay bold but simultaneously unassuming around them.
One of the world’s wonderful avenues in one of its great cities By Ann Mealor One of the world’s most stunning cities, it welcomes over
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By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Queen Nefertari died 3,275 years ago and after all these years she still is a model
ALBERT FENECH Dwejra is a fascinating little spot in the north west of Gozo, just north of the little village of San Lawrenz. It
I believe that art, or at least mark-making, is an innate form of human communication. We have been doing it before we even started to
1987 – some teachers asked if we did Puppets. I asked John “Do we do Puppets ?” He returned the question, and I said “Of
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech Malta’s older generations went into solemn mourning with the announcement of the death of
I rather admire artists who can paint and talk at the same time; “I’m just going to put a spot of red here….”
You’ve probably never heard of Frank Blackmore, but I bet you’ve cursed his blight on our roads! Blackmore worked for the Ministry of Transport in
by Harry Pope I dream a lot, almost every night. For example, last night I was back in my old house, and the mother-in-law was
Welcome jobseekers! I come from a time when the middle-aged folk were running the company and the kids were in the post room – not
The British Motor Museum is gearing up to run a full schedule of motoring shows and events this year. Ann Evans has the details.
Patricia Newell-Dunkley Photographs by Reginald J.Dunkley Website: patriciasartworld.com Google: Patricia Newell-Dunkley for all previous Snippets. My Books “The Complete Guide to Painting and Decorating
A few years ago I organised two painting trips to Trapani in Sicily for my students. I live in Malta, so it was just a
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Over the last decade Ikos Resorts has reinvented the world of luxury all-inclusive hotels. Today Ikos
A while ago, Francesca Tranter, Assistant Lecturer / Dance Practitioner at the University of Malta School of Performing Arts and also the Artistic Director and
For the last 20 years I have worked as an artist in Malta. I have exhibited my work regularly, and taught drawing and watercolour in
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech Some five years ago a leading economic consultant pronounced that if all else fails
My name is Chris. I’m a careers adviser who doesn’t know what he wants to do with his life. I’m not actually unemployed as I’m
The air is cool and crisp as if it’s been prised from a foil bag. But it will soon stale and turn aggressive, the
When you are learning to draw figures it’s common to be given measurements such as ‘the average human body is 7.5 head-lengths tall’. It’s funny
[slideshow_deploy id=’533′] It’s no use just looking at photos of Cuba. You have to see it, smell it, feel it, hear it and taste it.
The North Yorkshire Moors Railway has received a £296,000 Capital Kickstart Fund Award from first round of Culture Recovery Fund. Ann Evans has the details.
The impulse to make marks is as natural to humans as the impulse to talk. As babies,we spend our first year or so making strange sounds,
What follows is a very personal and subjective survey of some of my favourite London streets. Seven of the ten are in Central London,
For many years, it was traditional to study under a ‘master’ artist to learn techniques and basic knowledge. An apprentice would study for years, helping
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Dordogne Valley has recently been listed twelfth best holyday destination by the Belgian website “European
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech … and when you think you have heard them all, something else crops up that
Il-Barri, meaning The Bull, was a regular restaurant for us when we used to go to Malta, says Lyn Funnell. I knew that underneath it
I wonder if perhaps because mark-making is such a primal human urge we expect drawing to be ‘easy’ somehow; that it should not demand
It’s another award for the British Motor Museum in Gaydon, Warwickshire. Ann Evans has the details. The British Motor Museum has won
In this article Karl Beeney reflects back on a late January day in Libya in 2011. Having moved on from Tripoli, the buffered vintage
The impulse to make marks is as natural to humans as the impulse to talk. As babies,we spend our first year or so making strange sounds,
IAIN ROBERTSON While there exists no connection between Lotus Sportscars and Land Rover, states Iain Robertson, observers cannot be blamed for thinking that they have
Romantic comedies are so often dismissed by us guys and I hear the words of many “Not another chick flick!” I don’t love When
Photos courtesy of Rob Tysall, Tysall’s Photography As we optimistically look forward to days out during 2021, Ann Evans suggests you add Forge Mill
The following snapshots of Bengaluru, India further illustrates how words and locations continue to create unrivalled hilarity: (See attached images) Links to previous
I believe that art, or at least mark-making, is an innate form of human communication. We have been doing it before we even started to
When it comes to a Gypsy Caravan there is no doubt that they are incredibly romantic, they contour up images of escapism, life on the
The fashionable came to see and be seen, almost as worthy as the official pieces of art that lay bold but simultaneously unassuming around them.
One of the world’s wonderful avenues in one of its great cities By Ann Mealor One of the world’s most stunning cities, it welcomes over
[slideshow_deploy id=’593′] On the edge of the Moroccan capital of Rabat stands the walled city of Chellah. One of the first signs of human occupation
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Queen Nefertari died 3,275 years ago and after all these years she still is a model
ALBERT FENECH Dwejra is a fascinating little spot in the north west of Gozo, just north of the little village of San Lawrenz. It
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