There are meetings more productive than others…
Tag: drawing
Draft
OLD STUFF – Guillevic
I’m going to post here the most interesting (or so I believe) works I made these last 2 years and that were only posted on the french version of the blog.
I hope you will like it even if it can be considered as old stuff.
The concerned posts titles will start by “OLD STUFF”.
To begin with, here is a set of short poems by Guillevic (french poet of the XXth century).
I made them on paper, using the same script (humanistic minuscule) and the same design. The adornment in the circle is supposed to echo the text.
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| clouds |
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| clock |
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| leaves |
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| bramble |
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| trees |
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| appearance |
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| moon |
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| sun |
Xmas is approaching fast
Mea culpa
I was recently telling you about things clams have to say and insisted on the fact that it wasn’t really enunciated sayings.
I first received some protests which were not really convincing.
Then I received other ones and I now have to admit that clams are not clumsy 🙂
Some can play (& even win) a tic-tac-toe game.
And others are scholarly, they know latin, psalms & english and are even able to arrange bilingual play on words.
In short, I’d like to apologize to all clams I may have offended and hope to hear from them soon.
knots
Stained glass
Back from Coulon where I spent a marvellous week in Gérard Guerry’s workshop, I can show you my latest work.
As it wasn’t very convenient to bring all the mandatory materials for engraving/etching, I went back to work on paper.
It’s the structure of a stained glass window from Saint Hilaire church in Niort, embossed with carbon paper. I finished it by filling the pattern with my unavoidable filigrees 🙂
To see the whole work, follow the link to the gallery.
