Tag Archives: Spiritualized

Six-score selfies

Posted on October 27, 2021 by Ed Mostly

A round up of recent(ish) selfies. First is my take on the ‘One week, One hundred people’ sketching challenge from earlier this year. One hundred mirror selfies in one week, all tiny and done with pencil and smudge stump. I … Continue reading →

Posted in daily drawing, One week, One hundred people, pencil, pencil self-portraits, self-portrait | Tagged daily drawing, multiple sketches of expressions, pencil portraits, selfie pencil sketch, Spiritualized | 8 Comments

Docking

Posted on February 13, 2017 by Ed Mostly

When is a sketch not a sketch? This one from October took almost two hours, which seems to take it beyond ‘sketchiness’, losing some of the looseness and energy along the way… It was done on my third visit to Bristol … Continue reading →

Posted in bamboo dip pen, boats, Bristol, River Avon, sketchcrawl, urban, urban sketching, white pen | Tagged bomb, sketching boats, sketching docks, sketching in Bristol, Spiritualized, urban sketching | 6 Comments

Hospital visit

Posted on July 17, 2016 by Ed Mostly

Apologies for the lack of recent posts, all was put on hold due to an unplanned trip to hospital. I’m out now, thoroughly resting and with enough time and energy to post the sketches I made during all the empty hours in hospital… … Continue reading →

Posted in Bath, body, hospital, Manchester Symposium, pencil, urban sketching, watercolour sketch | Tagged hospital sketches, Paul Heaston, pencil and watercolour sketching, self-portrait in hospital, sketch of IV drip, sketching in hospital, Spiritualized, urban sketching, wide-angle sketching | 9 Comments

Tomb, hydrant, B+B

Posted on August 10, 2013 by Ed Mostly

A final group of sketches from Portugal before I get to grips with scanning all the Istanbul pictures… The tomb of Luis Vaz de Camoes, Portugal’s greatest poet, in Jeronimos Monastery, Lisbon. Fountain pen with Carbon ink, water-brush with Lexington … Continue reading →