Jeni on Drawing 32. Drawing Conclusions
Jeni CaruanaJune 13, 2021
I thought that I would write about something different this week – I’d like to describe how many of my paintings are created. As
I thought that I would write about something different this week – I’d like to describe how many of my paintings are created. As
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1987 – some teachers asked if we did Puppets. I asked John “Do we do Puppets ?” He returned the question, and I said “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….”
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
A while ago, Francesca Tranter, Assistant Lecturer / Dance Practitioner at the University of Malta School of Performing Arts and also the Artistic Director and
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
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
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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
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,
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A question that I am often asked is “how do you get ideas for your paintings? You must have a really good imagination!”. The answer
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I thought that I would write about something different this week – I’d like to describe how many of my paintings are created. As
What to do with all that creative energy if there are no live gigs, and no travelling to the UK to do concerts and
This collective exhibition took its creator, Mark Magro, months of planning and hard work, as he collaborated with the four of us artists (Caroline Said
Durban must be one of the most multicultural, vibrant places in the world to live. People have gravitated here from every continent, bringing their
I’ve never been a watermelon lover. I’ve always found them like solid water with big seeds in. But I’m fascinated when I cut into
Perhaps because drawing, or rather mark-making, is something that all children do, we tend to associate it with a form of play. We see someone
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech Annually, a day is now dedicated as an International Day for Women and rightly enough
Photos courtesy of Rob Tysall The Isle of Man is synonymous with the TT Races, but it’s also steeped in history and folklore –
Looking through my old sketchbooks the other day I found pages and pages of tiny moving figures, and I remembered doing them over 40 years
Granny – “Oh! There you are ! Hello my darlings, I’m Granny, say “Hello Granny”” Children respond “Hello Granny.” Granny –
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny If you were asked what was the world second largest city in the 16th
Looking at archetypes through the lens of fashion allows for less rigidity and a more authentic representation of the human
No matter what training they may have had, all artists are ‘self taught’ to a certain extent. Progress is only made through constant study and
May 1st always makes me think of Maypoles and childhood things. We are a family of ‘just in case’-ers. Are you ? We
Here is the latest list from our writers. The B-C-ing-U! Writers are many-talented. A lot of them are published authors, so why not take
More years ago than I care to count, when I was doing an art foundation course at Hull Art College, I fell in love with
As Mumbai gradually heads in its second lockdown, the mood of the city is pensive and bewildering. On one side people are getting vaccinated and
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
I rather admire artists who can paint and talk at the same time; “I’m just going to put a spot of red here….”
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
A while ago, Francesca Tranter, Assistant Lecturer / Dance Practitioner at the University of Malta School of Performing Arts and also the Artistic Director and
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
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
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,
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
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
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
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
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Queen Nefertari died 3,275 years ago and after all these years she still is a model
Creativity is best learned by inspiration. By copying drawings we admire, working in the style of someone else, we learn how it feels to move
I am a Flat-Earther when it comes to drawing. We have to draw on two dimensional surfaces so how can anything really be three dimensional
IAIN ROBERTSON With a rallying call to Scots, fans, collectors and speculators, reports Iain Robertson, a faithful reproduction of Jaguar’s illustrious C-Type, the predecessor to
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Every age has its pleasures and one of my childhood’s bests undoubtedly is the Brioche Vendéenne.
[slideshow_deploy id=’3021′] The Norwegians have a saying, There’s no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing! Trondelag is in Central Norway, stretching up to
A question that I am often asked is “how do you get ideas for your paintings? You must have a really good imagination!”. The answer
I often lament the loss of Christmas spirit and how each year the commercial elements of Christmas steal yet another inch of this special
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