A warm ‘bonjour’ to everyone! I hope you are well & happy 🙂 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> calm & creative NEWS OF THE PAINTING WEEKS AT CHATEAU DE BEDUER School report of the three courses in 2010….No problems with any of the courses…and anyway, it’s been known for ages that there’s never any corporal punishment in the art…
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Tree Climbing for Boys : Down
pen & ink wash drawing 3 of 3 illustrations for a book.
Tree Climbing for Boys: In
2 of 3 illustrations for a book
Tree Climbing for Boys 1
One of three illustrations for a story about a boy climbing a tree.
Sunflowers 9
Not a host of golden daffodils but a field of star-bright sunflowers. Love these plants, so valiant, always shining, face towards the sun.
Sunflowers 8
Some yellow acrylic highlights in this one, so not a totally Transparent Watercolour . Some paintings go that way & if they require you to ‘break the rules’ , then that is what must be done, as it’s picture-making first & foremost (& not some dreary, step-by-step, formulaic type of watercolour , which frankly, has…
Sunflowers 7
‘where the bee sucks, there suck I’ – gentle will the bee rich in honey works his way round the giant yellow sundial clever ol’ yellow pants! his pockets bulging with summer a thousand smiling faces turn towards the sun hope u dont mind me talking to myself here silently in this…
Sunflowers 6
a perfect beauty! if u thinking about knicking my copyright & using this image – not nice! write for a free license to most small biz in excahnge for accreditaion & link to me tia perfectly so such is this not scared to announce itself the sunflower faces the sun & smailes
Sunflowers 5
one of series… “A perfect beauty of a sunflower! a perfect excellent lovely sunflower existence! a sweet natural eye to the new hip moon, woke up alive and excited grasping in the sunset shadow sunrise golden monthly breeze! “- exerpt from ‘Sunflower Sutra’ by Allen Ginsberg jumping for joy this one
Sunflowers 4
one of many in a series – just for fun 😉 ” A perfect beauty of a sunflower! ” exepert from ‘Sunflower Sutra’ by Allen Ginsberg