Sunshine again: Day 5
Late in the day type of Sunshine in September, this one taken in Derbyshire which looked brilliant with its high contrast and dark shadows. Continue reading Sunshine again: Day 5
Late in the day type of Sunshine in September, this one taken in Derbyshire which looked brilliant with its high contrast and dark shadows. Continue reading Sunshine again: Day 5
This sunflower was bent over in the September sunshine, not sure what happened to August. Continue reading Day 4 of Sunshine
This is horse’s tail in the foreground and is up near the Cotswold Way. It’s a dreaded weed in a vegetable garden but it just looked brilliant on this day in July. Continue reading Day 3 of Sunshine
This one is of a giant limb of a tree on the top of the Cotswolds at the very end of May. Continue reading Day 2 of Sunshine
I’m not sure what it’s like where you live at present, but we seem to be having very dull wet days, so I’ve decided to post a week of sunshine. This one from May last year. Continue reading Day 1 of sunshine
I never thought that I’d still be using these drawings after so long, this was done in the last lockdown. I hope that this will remind people to keep their distance and stay safe. Continue reading Knight’s Sword: how to keep your distance
This drawing is from an image taken by my friend Robin. I hope I’ve done his image justice. The walk is above the River Severn quite close to Gloucester. From the top of this hill is a view down to the Severn and over to the Boat at Ashleworth. The Boat being a pub right by the River, which is frequently flooded, so it is then the Boat in the river. The walk starts at the Red Lion at Wainlodes, just a little further down river. It’s a lovely walk, try it if you can. If you look carefully at … Continue reading Robin’s Walk
Now you might think this is a reference to my wish that we were still members of the European Community, which is my wish but that aside it’s about this drawing. This van and the detritus around was located in the south West of France, and I spotted it whilst on a short walk in the area. It’s a farm and the van looked like it was pitted with rust and there were large containers and lots of pipework on the back of the van as well as in the buildings. Spotting the farmer wandering across his yard with his … Continue reading French Still.
Here’s to you in the coming year and loads of new inventions and ideas. This is an oldish drawing done some years ago now, but the idea is still relevant. You can get this on a t shirt now too! https://paul-davies-cartoons.teemill.com/product/rainman/ Continue reading Rainman
Number 1 in this year’s New Year’s resolutions is not to make any resolutions. So there we are, that’s that taken care of and we can just get on with it. Whatever ‘it’ might be. I’ve been doing a lot of drawing in the various lockdown incarcerations and if you are foolhardy enough to visit me here then you are likely to see quite a few of them. After all, what’s the point in it if you don’t show people. For those of you who are curious about how I put them together then here’s what I do. I take … Continue reading Resolutions
It’s that time of year when you put out a few lights to make the place look marginally less grey and depressing. We have a set of those lights and looking at the instructions there are multiple choices of light display. Tonight I’ve put ours on “Random Twinkle”. We could all do with more random twinkle. Here’s a little video from some time ago, with my friend Robin adding the little song. Great to see the leaves coming down in these beautiful beech woods in Gloucestershire, they drop with almost a random twinkle. Continue reading Random Twinkle