Flower Chase The Sunshine
A while back I started a Moleskine just for Pigma pens. Before it went downhill, and eventually abandoned, I was able to produce a couple of pretty nice sketches. Which I've decided to share. The medium has a fantastic quality, but can be a tad punishing, and not at all forgiving to mistakes!So I thought I'd share my results as a way to get the ball rolling in December. I was a bit hit and miss last month with the blogging. I promise to do better this month.

Struggling For Words...
I love posting work on my blog. Sharing pieces I'm proud of in some way. Building up an online portfolio, one step at a time. But sometimes I struggle with writing anything meaningful...Maybe I need to work on a project that ties in closer with my little corner of the internet... Like a step by step or something. Something that lends itself to some sort of insight...Until I figure that out, here's a portrait of Nicole Kidman... Pencil on cartridge paper. With no words of wisdom

Unfinished Business
Back in the summer when I was beginning to put together this blog, I set about designing a header for my site. Now I've tried to do a few of these and they always present a real challenge! It's hard to sum up an artists work and create something that looks cool.The effort at the top of my page was the result. Sort of...In fact it was a crop of this...

Lights... Camera... Action!!!
I'm back... I'm here... I haven't given up drawing... Or blogging... Just been finishing off a lot of things. And spent a week or so flu'ed up! But now I'm on it full time. Drawing. Blogging. Arting. Striving for fresh challenges. Looking to the future.And here's a new drawing to get the ball rolling. An SLR camera. In blue ballpoint pen. With a little black chucked on for definition. And it was a lot of fun to work on. Really enjoyed it. Anyway, back to it... Lots

Unlocking The Truth
Here's a doodle of my house keys... Blue and black ballpoint pen on Bristol Board. I'm currently working on getting back into the swing of drawing.My theory has always been that creating is an addiction. You work artistically for a period of time it ends up becoming compulsive... Which then means you get into the groove. Getting more and more done! And being in that groove is important.The other fact is though that it's very easy to get out of the routine! Easy to lo