I’m planning to draw one of Renoir’s dances every decade. Continue reading →

I started this picture ages ago but I got frustrated trying to draw her face. So she has been stuck on my iPad for about a year waiting for me to finish. Then, when I came to finally finish her, … Continue reading →

When I first started fingerpainting, I would slap out a picture in an hour or two. As I got better at it, I would pay more and more attention to the detail and it took longer and longer and became … Continue reading →

I’ve always thought of automats as lonely, melancholy places. Continue reading →

Did people in the old days experience new paintings the way we experience new technology? Continue reading →

For about a year, I drew like a maniac and then one day I just stopped.

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In one of the universe’s subtle attempts to mess with me, my grandmother died yesterday on the same day that I finished this painting – Girl Seated in a Cemetery by Delacroix. In another week or so, I’ll be standing … Continue reading →

I have a routine now. I google for an image on my iPhone and prop it on my knee while I sketch it on my iPad. I think that’s enough copying for now though. Time to come up with my … Continue reading →

I’m behind on posting sketches. Here’s one I did of Dido on the plane ride home from Portland a couple of weeks ago. (click image for a bigger version)

I have become a total junkie for iPad art. Flickr is my pusher. Here are some of my favourite drugs. Hotel Midnight is a crazed daughter of the Surrealist project. Her dreams give me nightmares. Midnight works in themes; each … Continue reading →