As we were in Italy on my last blog, lets stay there today.
The top drawing is an ink work and the lower a water-colour sketch of the Etruscan tombs near Rome. Very wild vegetation. I remember being very carful about sitting down, checked the grasses for scorpions and other nasty's. This was a lovely day out, very warm but not to hot. The whole archaeological site was so peaceful. But remember, when in wild places to take care where you sit down.
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The lower image is a water-colour. It is not a great painting, indeed far from that, but the reason I put it in, is to show flexibility. It was done in the coach as it drove along; pad on my knee, water bottle and palette in one hand and brush in the other, while the vehicle lurched and bumped along. I repeat not an excellent image, but a rough sketch which portrays a feeling and atmosphere. That's what sketching is about.
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