I mainly went to pubs and the Natural History Museum there which is ace!
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Our native tour guide mentioned that Dublin meant 'Dark Pool' (which he said the city was built on) so I went on a one with a load of drawing about a guy who descends into subterranean Dublin to take jars of the Black Stuff from the naturally occurring 'stout spring' that gurgles under the city.
This one's from then
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This one's from yesterday (before venturing up the loft) done in a waiting room.
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5 comments:
I love those sketchbook drawings! Such great shapes.
Thanks, it's great rooting through old books. This one had the instruction to self "Get out if your sketchbook"
written on the cover.
That purple fella in the middle is worth it's weight in ambergris - you're the king of cocked elbow negative space creation.
I mean "its weight..." (thanks Lynne Trus's)
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