It’s about the pleasure of drawing. You can do this. You can learn to draw with passion and conviction.
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Portrait of the artist with art, Evanston Art Center benefit, 2010
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- literalness
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- Seeing
- Semiotics
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Started March 2010. To date, 547 posts
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- Seeing (188)
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Dear Katherine,
This is wonderful information and I love your selection of drawings. What fun. Your writing is a lovely and dynamic as your drawing. Thanks for great minutes here at ARTAMAZE. Your student’s drawing is beautiful too.
See you soon.
Nancy
Please, keep coming back.
I would love to take your class. I fully agree that in order to draw well you must first learn to see well. I have been away from art for so long that I miss it. Your comment makes me feel like I will be in good hands.
When you say, you’ll be in good hands, do you mean that you can take my class at the Evanston Art Center? You are most welcome. It’s a lively class, with highly motivated students. Email to follow.
Hello Katherine, I’ve just come across your blog as I was googling Cezanne’s watercolours. It’s really well written and I’m going to subscribe to it after this. Sort of strange but I have a blog with eyes on the top panel too – http://emacl.wordpress.com/ best wishes, eoin