Drawings

Something done in conjunction with watching television. [Now a bit of too much information]. Last year I had retinal detachments in both eyes and in the process of the reattachment had cataract surgery as well to save future operations. Therefore now when I draw it is either no glasses and have approximate close vision or wear glasses and draw things up to about 30cm away. I could of course got multi-focal lenses, but then I'm sure I would have ended up wearing glasses all the time and I'm so enjoying not having to wear glasses after about 50 years of wearing them. I may have to give in to multi-vocals in the end, but for the moment I'll persevere. 

More Alastar and Alan

Well now I'm a bit stuck, therefore back to contemplation.

Alastair and Alan a bit raw but growing still

Not much to say except more work needs to happen.

Playing

On Monday I showed a group my use of egg tempera and this playing is using up the paint made for that.

zac Robot Dancing

Nearly there.

Some Painting

 Close to the end of the process.

 More work to go on this.

Robot Dancing is just beginning its journey. Starting off in acrylic because I had some leftover from another project.

Grass

One of those things I like. The end of the lifecycle of grass.

A Ladybird

On top of a three metre post this ladybird delighted me. An import from over the seas I think.

A Gathering of Images

 Evening at Tullycavan. I love early autumn.

 Flowers in the wind.

 Tranquil Blue Rock Dam on Good Friday.

Is this a controlled burn?

Tullycavan in early Autumn

 A view across the gully, note the collapsed wattle in the foreground, killed by mistletoe.

 Kangaroo Apples?

 Flowering Mint

 Beans.

 Spinach of some sort.

Spring Home

Fledglings have flown

A turbulent summer cold front has wrenched it from its branch

now lies forlorn

Late Summer at Tullycavan

 Pine needles glowing in the evening light.

 Red Delicious apples waiting to be picked.

Against the sky.