Showing posts with label graphite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graphite. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 10, 1990

R75 Man Feeding Raven


R75 Man Feeding Raven
24 x 24" graphite on panel
personal collection

Sunday, November 12, 1989

R71 Ravens


 R71 Ravens
12 x 16" graphite on panel
private collection (sold)

Wednesday, April 26, 1989

R59 Figures with Tokens on their Fingers


R59 Figures with Tokens on their Fingers
12 x 16" graphite on panel
private collection (sold)

Sunday, March 26, 1989

R56 'V'


R56 'V'
7 x 9" graphite on masonite
$40.00

I became interested in the 'V' shape again, after receiving a commission from Dr. V.  While working on the large black and white piece, I did this pencil sketch.

This V shape became wing shapes in my later drawings of that period, and I have begun to use it again in the oils and drawings.

Saturday, October 29, 1988

R51 Neurones, wingspans



R51 Neurones, wingspans


4 x 8" graphite on panel

Wednesday, October 26, 1988

R50 Listening


R50 Listening
4 x 8" graphite on paper

The next night, as it was still raining and the symphony seemed to have picked up where it left off, with one of those Mozart pieces that one can never remember the number of, I completed this drawing.  When the children saw it in the morning, they dubbed it 'the raven telephone', and that rather cleverly describes what it is about.  The raven speaks to the artist, who is receptor-ready.

Tuesday, October 25, 1988

R49 Raven and Neurones


R49 Raven and Neurones
graphite on paper

One of three drawings done while we were camping.  In the first drawing, the neurones are connected to the idea, in the shape of the raven, and that idea of course is ready to fly off and become a real shape, something to be noticed.

It was very late at night when I did this, and it was raining outside.  The rain on the tin roof of the camper seemed a good accompaniment to the classical music on the radio.   I drew the picture by lantern light, with a mechanical pencil.  It may have been Mozart playing: something familiar.

Monday, September 5, 1988

R45 Ghosts, Snails and Ravens


R45 Ghosts, Snails and Ravens
6 x 8" graphite on panel
private collection