At the beginning of 2010 the Winchester-based artist Claire Fuller set herself the goal of producing a drawing every day for one year. Her work is currently on display in the Theatre Royal in Jewry Street. She uses a mixture of ink, charcoal, and even the humble biro pen for most of her drawings. I particularly like the bottom right hand drawing as it reminds me of my son!
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Wonderful drawings! I wish I had some drawing talent, but it skipped a few generations. Went from my Grandmother to 2 of my children.
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Marvelous drawings and like Vicki, I wish I had some drawing talent, but I think it skipped my family entirely!!! Great post for the D Day! Hope you have wonderful week!
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It is always so great to see peoples drawings and paintings. I for one, cannot even do a good stick person. Great choice for D day. Thanks for the visit to My Moody Blues, today.
ReplyDeleteThat's an amazing goal! And she's GOOD too!
ReplyDeleteLearning to draw is something I always plan to do, even bought a sketchbook and pencils, but other things always get in the way! Thanks for dropping by!
ReplyDeleteI like how they are displayed. How wonderful to be able to draw like that, if I had any talent I would draw all the time.
ReplyDeleteImagine. One drawing a day for a year. She's great!
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a challenge. She is a true artist.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful exhibit. I like the way she hung the piece.
ReplyDeleteLovely drawings!
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I'm always jealous of anyone w drawing talent, of which I have none!
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Well done, Claire!!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could see this in real life!
Very interestig and nice posting.
Thanks for popping by. She certainly has talent and great to keep at it for a year!
ReplyDeletelovely art,
ReplyDeletethanks for the creative Drawings.
A very ambitious artist! Re. your comment: Hmong are refugees from SE Asia who have a huge well-established community in St Paul. The first wave of immigrants arrived after the end of the Vietnam War. Google Hmong to discover more history.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea to do a drawing a day. A bit like the movie Julia Julia where a budding author/ chef cooked a recipe a day and maintained a daily blog of the successes and failures.
ReplyDeletenice entry! Hope you can check out my ABC Wednesday entry too. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jingle, Kate & Dhemz (will check out your post right now!)
ReplyDeleteJoe - I remember that film, although never saw it. It's admirable to keep at something for a whole year!
A drawing a day is a REAL challenge, and I salute the artist. The drawings are wonderfully done. Please add some more in the future.
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