Dunes | Dünen
Looking out over the dunes on that sunny day. It was simply marvellous. The dunes shone like gold. For this drawing I thought I’d try the curvilinear perspective on this one but it really doesn’t read as such. I’ll have
Shark head | Haikopf
More visual impressions of our short holiday last week. The sketches were done in the lounge. As the weather was so bad that day, people curled up in the massive leather armchairs with books. It was very cosy 🙂 Hier
At the beach, with dogs | Am Strand, mit Hunden
We were away last week, my friends, taking a much-needed short break up at the North Sea Coast. The weather was partially atrocious, at which time we sat inside with books, and it was partially wonderful, which was when we
Pines in oil | Kiefern in Öl
Sounds like a recipe but is actually an oil painting 🙂 Good news: I have finally received my box easel! I’ve been waiting for weeks and weeks. Packing it full of everything I need was a very exciting process, as
St.Nic & Baumstraße 16
Two drawings this time for the weekend, both with carbon ink and pigment markers on craft paper. About the paper: formerly it was used to wrap canvas boards which I had ordered. That’s where I ’sourced‘ it. You can find
Warburg, Lüneburg
This interesting building was the watchmen’s house. It sits right by the river and on the edge of a wide open space. Back then, this space was where barges full of wood would unload their precious cargo. The wood was
Meisterweg, Lüneburg
I love, love, love painting places I pass every day, and this railways crossing is one of them. The red-and-white cross and barrier are simply stunning; I’m surprised it’s never occurred to me before to paint them! But here they
Goseburg, Lüneburg
We’ve had gloriously sunny weather in the last few days, and as a result of that I’ve been out painting a lot more. Not that it’s warm as such but the sun does help in bringing out the shapes of
Ernst-August-Denkmal, Hannover
So this guy here is probably the first thing you will see when you leave the main train station in Hanover (I have gestured at the building in the background). The equestrian statue itself depicts king Ernst August I. who
Oberschule Uelzen
I painted this lovely school building in Uelzen on a day with sub-zero temperatures. This means: I packed my stuff in my warm and cosy home, deciding to interrupt a little business trip I had to do that day for