Fine Arty Karate
Acrylics, graphite, paper 178mm x 252mm
Today’s #arteachday is a little collage from my messier side
Fine Arty Karate
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Author Archives: David Smith
Nine Red Lines
Nine Red Lines
Paper & acrylic collage 148mm x210mm
I’m trying to get back to posting an image on Twitter every day with the hashtag #arteachday. This is a little compositional study I did this morning.
I get a tiny mention in Evolver this issue
It was nice to have a little mention in the review of DAW in the latest issue of Evolver. The article was written by the artist Fiona Robinson who said nice things when she was here. Thank you Fiona. This is the picture they used of me looking a bit gormless next to Outfall 2 with The Blessed and the Meek behind.
Picture of David Smith used in Evolver
It’s nice when you are appreciated
Twitter endorsement from a client
I got this tweet in my Twitter timeline today. Feels great to have given some real pleasure to someone’s life and enhanced their home. This is one of the pieces Gabriel and Alan bought:
The Blessed and the Meek
Ink drawing on handmade watercolour paper 559mm x 381mm
Slightly More Than You Thought
Slightly More Than You Thought
Ink on paper 279mm x 381mm
Another minimalist dotty drawing which was today’s #arteachday post, except I forgot the image!
A collage scrap from my studio pinboard
A collage scrap from the studio pinboard
I really got caught by the colour of the Khadi paper and the photo of rotting plywood and it has been hanging on the studio wall for a while to see what it causes in me over time. It might need to go back up for a while longer – I’m just to busy with Dorset Art Weeks to give it time right now. It was today’s #arteachday post on Twitter.
The Therapy Is Working
The Therapy Is Working
Ink on Somerset paper 381mm x 559mm
Wednesday’s #arteachday post was this half-imperial ink drawing
I Really Don’t Know Anymore
I Really Don’t Know Anymore
Drawing – Ink on Somerset paper 559mm × 762mm
Today’s (well yesterday’s because I am late) #arteachday thing was this large minimalist ink drawing.
A little sketch of West Bay
A line and wash sketchbook entry of the coast west of West Bay
Yesterday on my #Letter365 blog I said
If you want pictures of fluffy things, portraits, realism, impressionism, boats on water and that kind of thing I’m generally not your man.
So the devil in me thought I should make my #arteachday post on Twitter should be a line and wash sketchbook entry of the coast across Lyme Bay west of West Bay.
After We’re Gone
After We’re Gone
Ink on paper 210mm x 297mm
Today’s #arteachday post on Twitter today was this little ink drawing on watercolour paper. I have been mounting some stuff today that isn’t going to get framed right now and this might be one worth doing for Dorset Art Weeks.