Here is the first part in a three part 2018 Matou drawing universe review.
First of all there were gals and their furry friends:
There was 1) Daphne and Arthur, 2) Elle, Pangur and Bam 3) Isadora and Iggy and 4) Daphne and Dennis.
Then there was a Medley of Mermaids:
Followed by Aloft in the Orchard, the Two Taylors (Part one and Two) and The Cat and the Camellia:
The Matou Year in review continues tomorrow.
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Four exquisite Georges Lepape art deco fashion illustrations from La Gazette du Bon Ton via Gallica.
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This is Daphne and Arthur taking a stroll in the garden before dinner. Daphne is having a seafood soufflé and Arthur is having pilchards and cream. Daphne is also having a lamington for dessert while Arthur has decided against dessert as he's usually OK with just the main.
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Little Garden Ballerina - probably my last drawing for 2017! I hope everyone has a joyful time this evening! Here's to 2018!
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Something I did a while ago, but is perpetually relevant for any endeavour! Happy Monday!
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This is my drawing of Eloise The Serious Knitter - I made her into a gif today. As you can see she has a very important friend who is assisting her with her knitting. I think anyone who knits and owns a cat will understand this scenario.
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I've been working on a GIF today made from some art deco gal drawings I did a while back. I enjoyed finding out about how to fade images into one another and re-acquainting myself with the whole GIF making process in general (which I had semi-forgotten about). To see more GIFS click here!
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These paintings are by the Swedish abstract artist Hilma af Klint. I have seen the painting above before - I thought it was pretty and assumed it was quite modern, but it is actually very old - possibly even 100 years old as Hilma af Klint lived from 1862 - 1944. She was in fact the very first abstract painter and she was way before her time. I think her work is quite fantastic and extraordinary and I am very sorry I won't be in London to see her show at the Serpentine Gallery that runs from the 3rd of March to the 15th of May.
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