Tag Archives: sketches of guns

Guns, drawn

Posted on November 11, 2018 by Ed Mostly

Two original pistols from World War One. They could have faced each other in combat on a battlefield, now meeting in peacetime(ish) one hundred years later on a table in Shropshire, while I drew them with a bamboo dip-pen. A … Continue reading →

Posted in bamboo dip pen, collections, coloured ink, objects, weapons | Tagged Remembrance through objects, sketch of Luger pistol, sketch of pistols, sketches of guns, The Clash, world war one weapons | 2 Comments

Oxford Museums #1

Posted on October 5, 2015 by Ed Mostly

During a Summer trip to Oxford we spent an afternoon at the best museum in the world. First there’s a Haida ‘Raven Transformation’ mask from British Columbia; the mask is designed for storytelling dances, and opens when the wearer pulls a … Continue reading →

Posted in collections, museum, objects, sculpture, urban, urban sketching | Tagged Edding 30, marker pen sketching, Max Richter, Pitt Rivers Museum, Raven transformation mask, sketch of Haida mask, sketches of guns, sketching in museums, sketching in Oxford, Sywell Aerodrome Museum, urban sketching | 7 Comments