i do not like this portrait drawing thing. I did this in sec2 and did quite well, but back then i wasnt as hideous to look at. hard to believe, i know, but babes, its true. So. We're having a break now and im blogging while trying to make my gastric less horribly painful. Gulping milo like nobody's business while asmine plays some game beside me. It looks really fun, hahaha. Had a tap ...

Here is a test drawing for a series of tree paintings I will be starting next week. This is also my first contribution to Art Every Day Month over at the Creative Every Day blog. Now back to more tree drawings for me. My goal is to have 20 solid drawings to choose from by the end of next week for my tree series of paintings. Here’s some other tree art that I’ve created: The Creek ...

... ;Ghost Pooping in the Grass" I was making dinner while Jack was sitting on the floor drawing. I overheard him talking to himself but was not really paying attention until I heard --Jack: ...here's the poop. Here's the grass, he...Me: Excuse me Jack, but what in the world are you drawing?Jack: A ghost pooping in the grass. See? Here's it's head, here's ...

Here is a drawing, measuring 8.25 x 9 inches, that I completed today. I created it using acid-free pens and marker on fine quality paper. I think this piece is harmonious in spite of the fact that its colors are wild! If you would like to purchase this drawing for $85 plus the cost of shipping, you may do so, by contacting me. Or, you may purchase it on ebay here.

So, is it possible to fit another worthy line-drawing game into an already crowded market? Backflip Studios thinks so with their new game Harbor Havoc 3D. Like Flight Control, ... East map is going to feel boring to anyone who has put in much time in any of the existing line-drawing games, but Atlantis and especially Arctic are where things get interesting. The developer's gameplay video ...

   IMAGE CREDIT: Pam Hallandal Tsunami, 2007-09 ©the artist Friday 6 November 2009: It was announced today at the Art Gallery of New South Wales that Pam Hallandal is the winner of the 2009 Dobell Prize for Drawing for her work, Tsunami. You can view Pam Hallandal’s award winning drawing and other entrants’ works at the exhibition from