More pages from Sketchbook #92.

Here are some photographs of my sketchbook from 1992.

Collage - landscape forms - pencil, inks and chalk.

Sketchbook #92

The next page of Sketchbook #92

A list of titles from some of my sketchbooks.

Gothic Geometry. Parkland statue sketch. Alphabet matrix. Share my moon rising. Paint my Moon. A moon study in water colour. Number 14. Sunday raining. Twilight Saturday. Alma.

Geometric communion. All Pylon. Geometric landscapes. Positioned into a new formation. Plastic bag sketch. Moon over owl. You call that art. How Mars appears to shift against the background of the stars. Chapter 18. The river birds. Flag.

Watercolour window with reflections.

These images are created using watercolours and pencils.

First of all I selected and stretched some paper.

Then I used a mixture of blues from my paint box to create a watercolour wash.

I then applied salt to the paper to experiment with drawing the colour as it dried.

I found that this assisted with the variegation of the blue across the paper. Leaving behind a rough texture which was interesting to work on top of with the pencils.

I aim to further develop this technique and explore the theme of reflections and architectural windows.

Skyscraper Eureka Tower drawing.

EUREKA TOWER.

"Eureka Tower is named after the Eureka Stockade, a rebellion during the Victorian gold rush in 1854. This has been incorporated into the design, with the building's gold crown representing the gold rush and a red stripe representing the blood spilt during the revolt. The blue glass cladding that covers most of the building represents the blue background of the stockade's flag and the white lines also represent the eureka stockade flag."

Image and text from Wikipedia.

My drawing inspired by Eureka Tower in Melbourne.
2009.

Skyscraper World Trade Centre tile design.

Drawing inspired by the World Trade Centre TWIN TOWERS and surrounding architecture. I have included and adapted the TRIDENT which featured in the towers by the lobbies. This is the only decorative element in their otherwise featureless exteriors.

Here is my drawing in various repeat patterns.

WORLD TRADE CENTRE TILE DESIGNS

Skyscraper World Trade Centre drawing.

Drawing inspired by the World Trade Centre TWIN TOWERS and surrounding architecture.
I have included and adapted the TRIDENT which featured in the towers by the lobbies. This is the only decorative element in their otherwise featureless exteriors.