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Get Creative: How to draw a daffodil

Get Creative: How to draw a daffodil
by Carrie on 8th March 2021 with No Comments

This week’s step-by-step tutorial is suitable for beginners and shows you how to draw this simple daffodil. You will need: A6 Paper (148mm x 105mm) Pencil Rubber Pair of compasses Protractor Ruler Fineliner pen I hope you’ll have a go … Read More

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A close up for postcard number 3 😊 Just pencil A close up for postcard number 3 😊 Just pencil and ink. A knot based on one of those on the covering of the Lindisfarne Gospels. I'm creating 8 of these postcards, to go off in the post to various folks. They will all have different colour schemes. I'll scan them all and will reprint at least one of the designs as greetings cards or posters. Created with Faber Castell Pitt Artist pens and HB and 2B pencils on Daler Rowney Aquafine Smooth watercolour paper, A6, August 2022. 3rd in a series of 8.
A knot based on one of those on the covering of th A knot based on one of those on the covering of the Lindisfarne Gospels. I'm creating 8 of these postcards, to go off in the post to various folks. They will all have different colour schemes. I'll scan them all and will reprint at least one of the designs as greetings cards or posters. I feel a black, white and grey version might be next! Created with Derwent watercolour pencils on Daler Rowney Aquafine Smooth watercolour paper, A6, August 2022. 2nd in a series of 8.
With the upcoming exhibition of the Lindisfarne Go With the upcoming exhibition of the Lindisfarne Gospels at the Laing Art Gallery in Newcastle, interest has been re-ignited in drawing Celtic knots, and I've been busy teaching them online. The workshops are conducted one-to-one and online, so you can learn from the comfort of your own home, and I'll guide you through everything and answer all your questions. The second picture was taken at the end of one of these workshops, where I worked with an absolute beginner not only to knotwork, but to drawing in general, and who produced some beautiful knots on the workshop! The third picture is a look at what you will learn on the first workshop. You can also buy this workshop as a gift for someone who would be interested in learning this artform. All the details on are my website, just click the link in my bio, and then 'Celtic Knot Workshops' in the menu. I have two spaces left for next week. I look forward to welcoming you on a workshop soon 😊 P.S. If you're not in the UK I'm very happy to adjust the lesson time to one convenient to your time zone 😊
Not my usual colour palette, but I thought I would Not my usual colour palette, but I thought I would have a play 😊 A knot based on one of those on the covering of the Lindisfarne Gospels. I'm creating 8 of these postcards, to go off in the post to various folks. They will all have different colour schemes. I've already started on the next one, which will have the knotwork in green. I'll scan them all in though, and will reprint at least one of the designs as greetings cards or posters. Created with Derwent watercolour pencils on Daler Rowney Aquafine Smooth watercolour paper, A6, August 2022. 1st in a series of 8.
In progress. Haven't decided if I'm staying with t In progress. Haven't decided if I'm staying with the green background or not with this one... So... as a distraction I'm also working on a knot derived from the front cover of the Lindisfarne Gospels, which I'll show soon. The Lindisfarne Gospels is going to be exhibited at the @laingartgallery this autumn and I'm looking forward to going to see the work again. The last time I saw it was in Durham in 2013, which is where I met my partner 😊 He's also a Celtic knot artist, although he doesn't have social media. I may well show some of his pieces soon, they are mainly in metal and stone. Back to the drawing board!
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