Budsies – give them a random drawing and some money, get a bespoke plushie and a happy child.
Seems fair.
Tag Archives: drawing
He’s back!
Ace artist and Broadsheet pal Alan Nolan (top) writes:
Just to let you know, in case it is of any interest to yiz, I’m at it again – Every Tuesday during the dreaded lockdown I will be posting draw-along videos for the entertainment and amusement of kids of all ages. The latest in the series – draw a UFO – is available now (above) and there’s more drawin’ and writin’ activities on my website (at link below)…
Previously: Draw With Alan
In Japan
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Dom’s dad digitally recreates Dom’s drawings in 3D.
And that’s all you need to know about that.
RELATED: From The Minds Of Kids
Blanksy
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Yesterday.
Brendan writes:
Bansky was at Kilcock train station [Co. Kildare].
Precious
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Turkish jewellery company Tasarim Takarim converts kids’ drawings into silver and gold pendants, ornaments, bracelets and brooches.
Cheaper and more personal than bronzing their boots.
Fine Art
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The distinctive penmanship of Bangkok based freelance illustrator and tattoo designer Spider Money.
More here.
UK based artist Lee Joh Phillips has embarked on a project to draw and document every single item in his late grandfather’s (eclectically stocked) toolshed.
Respect.
He estimates the project will take five years and involve more that 100,000 drawings.
Lunge!
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Careful.
Nice parry.
Tadhg Murphy writes;
I’ve been teaching life drawing classes in Dublin or a while now. The classes are popular and the students really like them, but I’m struggling to get the word out to a wider circle. I noticed you put a piece up about the drawing sessions at the Back Loft, so I was wondering if there was any chance…Next week is ‘sword fighting poses’..
Arrêt!
To draw naked guys with swords click here
As a nifty promo for the Strava GPS app, cyclist David Taylor from Salisbury followed a very specific 12 hour, 341km route through the New Forest, mapping his progress on the app’s website as he went.