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INNER WORDS | Episode Two - https://t.co/s3IVE4DLGR
Something for the weeken, part two a mixed group show looking at the interrelated practices of poetry and painting. Both tap into the creator's imagination as well as requiring deep observation of the world around you.

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2020-05-02

'Artist of the Week' - Carolyn King, as we're all in need of a bit of light-hearted artistic humour. A St Martin’s trained artist with a wicked imagination, Carolyn's satirical observations are guaranteed to put a smile on your face! Paintings from £495 https://t.co/IrQ3RhpGnU

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2020-05-01

Last year I did an observation illustration of Elsie’s room, this week I did 3 more

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2020-05-01

Observations from COVID19/WAH expedition; Day 39: A new figure has entered the group. She has worked her way into the mind of LO slowly gaining influence and control. Everyone needs to be on the look out for this cult leader.

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2020-04-30

A not so quick but quick enough art study. I love studying photography. It forces you to sharpen your observation and problem solve hence bringing out different "style" elements that are unique to you, because everyone perceives art differently.

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2020-04-29

Observation practice for school!

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2020-04-28

His powers of observation are astounding.

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2020-04-28

What I Learned from "Dying," Part 2: The Purposes of Life

https://t.co/62vjaf8woh

What are the three biggest lessons of Life? observations from a 3-time "Near-Death" survivor

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2020-04-27

All I've been doing lately artwise is making bad quick and very incomplete observational art like I'm 19 again but its kinda great

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2020-04-27

observation missions can be very tiring

felt good to draw these two again 💕

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2020-04-26

Popper and Non-Justificationism

Inductive inferences have observations as premises and theories as conclusions. They are notoriously invalid but often are deemed unavoidable. Critical rationalism views them as unnecessary....

https://t.co/WoYO5BWF3k

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2020-04-25

Recently team radar got some interesting images from an observation.

As Dr. Virkki tried to explain that a mask did not have much use in this case, Greg just wanted to be a part of things.

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2020-04-24

Combining thoughtful observations with surreal elements, Nata Metlukh creates animations and illustrations that are full of movement and humour https://t.co/02Wasq0dmU

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2020-04-24

I always make the resolution each year to get back into it, but I think my practice has shifted a bit and I don't feel the same drive to keep up my observational drawing (and I think a lot of my "image thinking" has just gone digital)

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2020-04-24

Kim Hong-do (1745-1816).
➡️Seodang, l’école.
➡️L’observation d’une image.

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2020-04-23

An observational drawing I had to do for one of my uni modules!

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2020-04-23

Grounded in observation the artwork of member David Gleeson looks at the everyday world, often capturing overlooked moments
https://t.co/Sb7Les3yq4

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2020-04-22

🖊 ‘Distracted’ - here’s a quick freehand figure study on my IPadPRO - loose and speedy observational painting 👁

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2020-04-21

Collection of my recent photo studies, trying to work on my color observation and depth~

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2020-04-21