More planty shapes—this time from inside the house. Mostly ink.
Plants around my house
Ink drawings at 30x30cm. Shapes from the front of the house, the side, and at the back. The last of the Belarusian ink. I loved that ink.
Tools on a stool
Ink and pencil at about 40x40cm.
Shame on you Putin
Another experiment combining elements from different sketchbook pages.
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.
I’ve seen the future, brother
God help the beast in me
More sketching people off the telly malarky.
Sketches of a tree
Trying out some ink sketches of my tree on some paper I bought in Paris.
Who am I really?
Buckets of rain, buckets of tears, got all them buckets comin’ out of my ears. Ink and pencil on paper 44 x 44cm. Inspired by something I heard in a Rupert Sheldrake lecture on consciousness.
The man who didn’t care
Steven Seagal’s biggest fan.