An art journal to reflect on the struggle to produce animal art, which is both 'up close and personal' and captures the essence of each animal portrayed.
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To bid on my latest small print click here.
I'm not sure that I'm ready yet for the Supreme, but as it's tomorrow I've run out of time.
I created a new small work today out of the Great Spotted Woodpecker I drew a while ago.
At least it makes a change...
To bid click here.Above is my latest tabby cat ACEO on Fisher paper. I spent most of my day doing marketing tasks or wiping hundreds of paws so I didn't have time to work on something larger.Cody has decided to study plants judging by the amount of...
I have adjusted my cat's eye demonstration.
The pack includes:-A single laminated sheet with the instructionsTwo 4 x 6 inch pieces of paper suitable for coloured pencils. On one sheet I have drawn the outline of the eye, the other is left blank.
I am...
I've been busy printing and mounting/matting prints when I haven't been working this week. Next Saturday I will have a stand at the Supreme Cat Show at the NEC (National Exhibition Centre) This cat is on sand coloured Pastelbord.
Gayle Mason writes about being an animal artist - drawing cats and dogs amongst a crowd of rough collies (and a husband and two sons!). Her work involves coloured pencils, graphite and acrylic. Gayle is constantly experimenting and is extremely generous in sharing her experiments with new art materials - which are much valued by coloured pencil artists. She is an innovator when it comes to trying out new surfaces and new ways of producing her art.
