Drawing

Arctic Memory

I received an email from a friend who owns this painting. She was kind to send a picture of it to me. It holds a very special connection to me. It was done when I was still and advisor to the Inuit printmakers in what is now Nunavik (arctic Quebec).I decided to post it because [...]

By | 2018-06-09T18:37:12+00:00 November 3rd, 2008|Drawing, Landscapes|0 Comments

Royal Winter Fair Time

It's now officially fall and I'm thinking ahead to the Royal Winter Fair in November. I am so bound by calendars these days with deadlines and commitments that it doesn't seem there is time time breathe. So when I was looking at November and felt there was something missing, it finally occurred to me that [...]

By | 2018-06-09T18:40:12+00:00 September 24th, 2008|Animal Studies, Drawing|0 Comments

Bone Room Study

Past students of mine will remember the trips to the Bone Room(s) at the University of Guelph. It's probably no more than a few kilometers from my house and yet I just don't access it enough given the wealth of knowledge those bones can provide. The picture above is a small study of the hind [...]

By | 2018-06-09T18:42:52+00:00 April 16th, 2008|Anatomy Studies, Drawing|4 Comments

Tenderness at the Zoo

Looking for something today I came across this study of a mother and baby from the Toronto Zoo. I guess I could have posted for mother's day in a few weeks, but just thinking of the tenderness between the two of them, made me want to pop it up now. I'd like to organize a [...]

By | 2018-06-09T18:44:57+00:00 April 13th, 2008|Animal Studies, Drawing|1 Comment

Toronto Consort

Went the other night to hear The Toronto Consort, an ensemble that plays medieval and early rennaisance music. On Friday it was the music of St. Marks in Venice....Monteverdi being one. It was beautiful, but unfortunately either I am getting hard of hearing or we were too far away to really enjoy the nuances. Much [...]

By | 2018-06-09T18:46:49+00:00 April 7th, 2008|Drawing, Figure Studies|4 Comments