Drawing in the Ashmolean Museum

Drawing in the Ashmolean Museum

by Drawing Pad | 6 November, 2008 | Art, Blog, Drawing, graphics, Sketchbooks

Pages from my sketchbook made drawing in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
On our way

On our way

by Drawing Pad | 3 November, 2008 | Blog, Sketchbooks

Cambridge tea and King’s parade
New York – drawing people

New York – drawing people

by Drawing Pad | 26 October, 2008 | Blog, Drawing, Sketchbooks, Travel

Drawings while in New York This drawing above was done just after seeing the exhibition of Elizabeth Peyton at the New Museum of Contemporary Art. the left hand drawing was used as the basis for a woodcut print.
New York – on our way

New York – on our way

by Drawing Pad | 23 October, 2008 | Blog, Drawing, Sketchbooks, Travel

Departure lounge at Heathrow. I really like this drawing. Having prepared the paper before hand it was good to be able to use it to good effect.
Oxfordshire drawing

Oxfordshire drawing

by Drawing Pad | 20 September, 2008 | Blog, Drawing, Sketchbooks

Small drawing made by the Thames river near Radley, Oxfordshire.
New term collages

New term collages

by Drawing Pad | 18 September, 2008 | Blog, Sketchbooks

Two collages for the start of term
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