Girl with Cheeseplant

You see I can come up with names. Rubbish ones.

Green Study

Following on from the red studies based on life drawings from Bristol Grammar School. Perhaps I need to put some effort into names for these things? I think so don't you?

Tea is a gift from our Creator!

And most refreshing too. Oh that cuppa and sponge at about four o'clock - what a pick up! Gets you all set for the first beer of the evening once you get home..or perhaps before. I'm all for modern working practices me. Beautiful. Stay sloshed.

Red Studies 1&2

More textured scribbling. You'll be getting the general idea by now.

Change

New situations, new approaches. Getting comfortable with discomfort.

Scribbling to music

Going hand in hand with the last entry re: layers of different stimuli
building up into an image, I found this sketch of a rather forlorn looking
chap. He was in the Boston Tea Party, reading a magazine/looking right
through it. I was listening to the Dandy Warhols 'Godless' on my ipod and it
sort of became the soundtrack to his movie.

Random conversations

27th December found everyone looking slightly jaded and Christmas
was rather more 'plink, plink', than fizz.

And over in the blue chair...

Another from my A6 Moleskine pocketbook, sticking my nose into other
peoples business, with a frothy top lip and a slice of sponge. Watching the
world go by, slowing everything down to sketching speed. Doodle do.

News Reader

Sipping from the cup of doom, gloom and general woe with the daily
newspaper. This chap did seem to be gradually performing a forward roll into
his broadsheet. On reflection he had probably smuggled a portion of Haddock

and Chips into café Nero between the pages. Stout work. Snaffle on.