Dali Season
polychromos pencils & micron in moleskine sketchbook
One for the Moleskine Exchange project.
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moleskine
portrait
micron pen
felt tip
art class
graphite pencil
charcoal
polychromos pencils
doodle
highlighters
music
nudes
biro
condiments theme
doodleville
found media
jazz
life class
losing the plot
pastels
sketchbook
watercolour pencils
digital colouring
fleas
fruit
lunchtime sketch
squart
still life
watercolour
auction
blue note
caffeine free
caricature
cat
clown
crayons
dali
digital doodling
digital enhancing
dream
early in the morning
ecology
emerging lotus
gandhi
gouache
illustration friday
infernal
loss
lunch
map o monday
mayfly
meditation
objects
pig
pink car
pipa
process
remembrance
rooibosch
simple
smoking
soul
sponging
stretch
strip
tarot
tea
thought
unconsciousness
waiter
the • artblogs
the • photoblogs
ephemeral • favourites
O where have all my favourites gone!
I fear some links appeared broken, others forlorn; I tried to track you down, alas, too many unsuccessfully... if you're missing in action, please send word. But, sorry, please, not Flickr...
I fear some links appeared broken, others forlorn; I tried to track you down, alas, too many unsuccessfully... if you're missing in action, please send word. But, sorry, please, not Flickr...
something • else
- African Essence
- Afropop Worldwide
- Alternate Species: Movelets
- Atom Films
- Awesome Tapes from Africa
- Beeb Film Network
- Benn Loxo du Taccu
- Cold Bacon
- Cooking with Georges Collinet
- Craig Charles' Trunk of Funk
- Honey, Where You Been So Long?
- Huge Furry Whittling Stools
- Late Junction
- Lomophoto
- Matsuli Music
- Moving History
- NPR Jazz
- Oktokino
- UBUweb
- World on 3
the • last • word
All drawings, paintings, photos and other images, and assemblies of words posted daily were made by me, ian russell
(unless otherwise indicated).
2 comments:
Heeyy, he's back! These are marvelous Ian.
thanks, steve.
I don't now for how long. I feel I'm transcending my blogging phase somehow. I still like the idea but it's pointlessness is becoming ever more evident and ever more unjustifiable in the limited space we have in this existence.
I've abandoned the writing side of it as I've joined a network of new-agey style thinkers and it satisfies my need to throw the occasional essay into cyberspace on their site. I wouldn't mind finding something similar for my images then I could give up blogging and concentrate on art. I can't help thinking there must be a lot like me who can't manage to run a daily blog and we could form a team initiative. :o)
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