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Welcome to my blog journey into the wild side of graphite and colour pencil drawing.
The end of the road is in sight - hop a tram, train, or drive and follow your map to Tacit Art to take a Roadtrip with me. Ends this Sunday, 1 December!
'Frilled' by Linda Weil © (detail)
'Map' by Linda Weil © (detail)
Detail from 'City' - ink work ©Linda Weil 2024
Looking for a
great afternoon out this Sunday? Join me for a Roadtrip at Tacit Art
for a 'meet the artist' session, 1-3pm; 312 Johnston Str. Abbotsford.
Chat
with me about my work, technique, and influences - I will even bring
along my working sketchbook to show you my process as I journey across
the country with my pens and pencils.
And after you see the works,
why not drop into the local for a counter meal at the old fashion Yarra
Hotel across the road. Or perhaps a coffee at Dr Morse a step or two
away or a cold beer at the Bodriggy brew bar?
Come join me for a great Sunday!
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Opening night of my solo at TacitArt went well - lots of friends and visitors came. Were you one of the crowd? If you missed the opening and want to see me, I will be holding a 'Meet The Artist' day at TacitArt this coming Sunday, November 24 from 1 - 4pm. Do come along and say hello!
This exhibition showcases drawings that are visions of places, scenes and animals realised in a biomechanical style as seen on the long drive northwards from the chilly Melbourne south to a tropical north. Pack your imagination and travel from a suburban backyard, through cityscapes and deserts across country to the Queensland cane fields.
Cupcake, Arachnid, Howl, Spike and Insightful.
Insightful was impossible, so I went with the synonym of Thoughtful.
It's that time again, Inktober! After a very successful and productive Term 3 studying ink, my Thursday evening class has decided to attempt Inktober this year.
But... we really didn't like the official list this time, so the group put ideas in a hat, we drew out 31 and made our own list! Why not join along? You can send your works to me via the email on the right, or else post onto instagram and tag me #lindaweilfineart
So here is our list!
And my first drawings - note that #1Nail is also #16 Snail! Yes, you can do that if you wish, combine ideas. Just try, if you can, to do a drawing a day, in ink.
(S)Nail on Clairfontaine A5 paper -'Paint on Mixed Media' Recycled paper 250gsm
Term 4 already - begining Thursday 3/10/24 at MMAG Monday and 7/10/24 at VAS. My goodness the year has flown! This term I will be concentrating on Textures, Tones and Textiles. Monday evenings at VAS, 4 - 6.30pm, and Thursdays at MMAG, 1.30 - 3.30pm and 7.30 - 9.30pm. Places are limited so book asap.
Take your drawings to the next level, expand beyond the line, discover realistic textures as you learn what to leave in and what to leave out in your drawing. Each week you will approach a different subject and explore how to create textures and realism with graphite. Reference materials will be supplied in the form of either colour photos or 3D objects.
Subjects will include:
Fabrics and drapery- silks, wools and how the fabric falls over the human form
Wood and wood textures including bark, sawn wood and flaking paint
Plastics and metals/shiny objects
Ropes and fibrous wound materials
Rocks and natural forms
Darks, lights, tones and how light and shade affect texture
Last night of
term at VAS yesterday. I spent the evening with my class experimenting
further with ink. One of my artist friends (thank you Silke) had given me some little 8 x
10cm sample books of Hahnemulhe papers so I twiddled about with these. I
really enjoyed the 265gsm Bamboo paper and might grab some larger
sheets. The other paper is a 125gsm cotton rag and quite nice, if a bit
lightweight.
Both works done with nib pen and Windsor Newton India
ink. The first is ink wash over the line work, the second is a Tombo
cool grey water based pen over the ink line.
Both drawings are of Crovie, Scotland. A unique village built in the 18c on the ocean's edge, at the base of the cliffs.
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