I'm creating a drawing a day, just for the art of it.
Today's is my brother playing guitar. I organise an artists meet up once a month (Cafe Creative) we get together in the arts centre cafe and help each other and drink coffee! My big brother brought his guitar and a friend of mine sings and they started improvising and it went from the sort of meeting where people talk about art and set goals to the sort where they make art! Then they decided to make music together which neither has done in a while! It was a good moment.
My hashtag is also getting used, and I'm loving the varied art I see. Personally I have just finished my Mimi collection for my design house, so it feels like I'm getting somewhere and helping others too! #drawingadayclub
I'm creating a drawing a day just for the art of it. Over 500 artworks by Kirsteen Lyons BA (Hons) textile designer and artist.
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Saturday, 21 January 2017
Sunday, 1 May 2016
My Brother
I'm creating a drawing a day for a year, just for the art of it.
Today's is my big brother. I've aged him a bit with my line drawing (sorry Andrew
I'm creating a drawing a day for a year, just for the art of it.
Today's is my big brother. I've aged him a bit with my line drawing (sorry Andrew).
One of my most valuable ideas about art, is to treat every work of art like putting out a fire. You are a fireman and you simply have to go in there and rescue people, you can't "not be inspired today" or "fires are not really my thing, more of a car wreck person" no, you get in there and rescue people till it's done or clearly impossible.
This drawing went through several uncomfortable stages but I bulldozed on and it's turned out OK, at any rate it's definitely better than second guessing myself into no drawing at the end at all! Hope that helps someone. Best, Kirsteen
Today's is my big brother. I've aged him a bit with my line drawing (sorry Andrew
I'm creating a drawing a day for a year, just for the art of it.
Today's is my big brother. I've aged him a bit with my line drawing (sorry Andrew).
One of my most valuable ideas about art, is to treat every work of art like putting out a fire. You are a fireman and you simply have to go in there and rescue people, you can't "not be inspired today" or "fires are not really my thing, more of a car wreck person" no, you get in there and rescue people till it's done or clearly impossible.
This drawing went through several uncomfortable stages but I bulldozed on and it's turned out OK, at any rate it's definitely better than second guessing myself into no drawing at the end at all! Hope that helps someone. Best, Kirsteen
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