Still in progress..
Drawings from my concertina Moleskinne book. one long continuous drawing - so, sorry about the lines.
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Vintage Vandalism is bringing new life to vintage tea-ware and jewellery. Using my own illustrations and designs I produce my own line of cake stands and other items.
I also utilise this space for exploring ideas, thoughts, works of other artists, and my own; a place for me to voice the inner ramblings of an ever curious artist...
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thanks for reading x
I also utilise this space for exploring ideas, thoughts, works of other artists, and my own; a place for me to voice the inner ramblings of an ever curious artist...
Feel free to email me if you would like to purchase an item, comission a peice, or any other enquiries.
thanks for reading x
This is beautiful, I love the idea of one long on going drawing.
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You're so talented! This is really something special.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lovely comments,I really appreciate it. Thanks for having a look :D
ReplyDeleteYour drawings are wonderful. Ever since I started using hair in my sculptures I've become fascinated by drawings of hair. A lot of artists don't seem to be able to capture its essence but you do it beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThank you Wayne. Drawing hair inspired me to use hair in my sculptures. I think it's the tactile, creeping quality of hair that makes it so interesting to work with, and for me it's link with anxiety.
ReplyDeleteI will take a peek at your work.
Thanks again.
Hi Joanne. Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog. I know what you mean about being addicted to the unpredictable nature of automatic drawing. I was up till 6 this morning having worked all through the night (whilst half-watching a few films) on a drawing. I wasn't happy with how it started so through sheer bloody mindedness I kept kept on drawing and over-drawing until something interesting emerged.
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