I think this is the last day, but then several people have turned up now so it’s the first day for them, assuming it’s possible to upload an image. Anyway, this is technically if not actually my last and I’ve … Continue reading MoMA Drawing a Day Challenge – Day 7
Something odd has happened at the MoMA site, assuming there’s nothing odd about being the only one posting anything and talking to yourself there for a week. This new odd is first the site has stopped permitting contractions, the ‘it’s’, … Continue reading MoMA Drawing a Day Challenge: Day 6
In the spirit of Mastermind, I’ve started so I’ll finish. Today it’s a courgette which followed two disastrous apples. Let’s be kind and call it stylised. If this exercise has achieved anything, it’s the confirmation that A5 scale is really … Continue reading MoMA Drawing a Day challenge – Day 5
Coming up to a year since our first lockdown and over a year since I met with friends, visited another town, or went to a shop, I’m painting pebbles again. Last year, I made them to brighten up the lane … Continue reading MoMA Drawing-a-Day challenge, Day 4
Bit of a struggle this one; hay fever hit so I have about as much spare capacity as a Vespa in the way of a Tesla. Still, sometimes that helps because there’s barely enough wherewithall to choose a medium, never … Continue reading MoMA drawing-a-day challenge, Day 3
Looking out at the same view, this time with some movement in the shape of a cat. I made two very quick drawings; one in oil pastel, the other in willow charcoal. The willow charcoal went on the MoMA site. … Continue reading MoMA drawing-a-day challenge, Day 2
It’s only a week, not the 40 years the inspiration for this put in! José Antonio Suárez Londoño has apparently made a drawing every day as part of his art practice and the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan has … Continue reading MoMA drawing-a-day challenge, Day 1
