Albert Finney as Arthur Seaton in ‘Saturday Night Sunday Morning’. The bit where he’s trying to make conversation with his dad, but his dad just isn’t listening.
I’ll tell them I’m a dynamite dealer…
Shame on you Putin
Another experiment combining elements from different sketchbook pages.
More sketchbook hoo-ha
These memories lose their meaning
More of the sketchbook combinations. This one crashed before I could save it so all I have is this lo-res version.
sketchbook hoo-ha
This one combines two drawings: one with ballpoint pen ink (mixed with isopropanol) and one of the recent red and blue heads.
This is where the ‘darken’ layer option in Photoshop comes into its own. For combining drawings, especially when they’re drawn on the same paper, it’s perfect.
You can buy a dream or two
I’m living in a kind of daydream
Lounge view
This is the view from my sofa, lovingly rendered in ink and pencil at about 50 x 70 cm.
My floor isn’t normally this untidy, I should make this clear. I was thinking more about the composition. The man on the screen is someone else I photographed talking about war one morning.
As you wish — Cassidy Place
Single artwork for ‘As you wish’ by Cassidy Place.
“I still don’t know if my wife is even alive.”
Lately I’ve been photographing people on the TV—mostly in the morning with my coffee—and then later drawing them in my book. This guy was fleeing the war in Ukraine.