Acceptance was a bit doubtful for one, as I was kind of cheeky with my submission. All works must be 10 x 10 (or ratio thereof), no larger. However, with one, I just felt the need to draw out into the mount board. So although the work 'fit' with requirements, it also, sort of, didn't. Happily they accpeted it, with a small reminder not to push things too far next time.
Both of these drawings are reflections of my times with Mike in Yorkshire, driving the moors, walking the lane. Moor Lane, the old fence post in the field opposite Mike's place The somewhat cheeky extension of barbed wire into the mount board. Legit? or not? Drystone wall
enjoy!
(btw, I must admit, this particular style of ink drawing I have been developing is strongly influenced by an artists' work I much admire, especially his drawings. Coll Hamilton is a Scots artist I found last year and really enjoy his ink works. I really enjoy his loose line and expressive style of drawing - I could never hope to duplicate it, but it has encouraged me to 'loosen up' a bit with my ink works: https://www.collhamilton.com/coll-hamilton---homepage
