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#FridayFriyay Who knew such a humble ugly vegetable š„ has such pretty flower šø Cheers me up on this dreary rainy day.
#WednesdayWisdom š„ Itās that time of year again for ice cubes š§ in my pockets right about now š #gettinghotinhereā
#MondayMotivation āIs not a day divided into twenty-four hours, each hour into sixty minutes, and every minute sub-divided into sixty seconds? Now in 86,400 seconds very many things can be done." - a favourite line from The Count of Monte Cristo (by Alexandre Dumas)
#FridayFriyay Fridays are gallery day and last week I went to National Gallery to visit old favourites before catching up with any new exhibitionsā¦ Iāve missed sketching in the galleries so much!
šThank you Battersea Arts Centre for being there as a vax centreā¦ ā¤ļø hereās hoping weāre slowly making progress against the virus and that youāll put on performances soon! š
#FridayFriyay Fridays are my gallery day, and how I have missed the art, like dear old friends I havenāt seen in a while. Except this guy, he looked TOO happy to see me and I donāt even know him š ā
#FridayFriyay #icecream #weallscreamforicecream #trafalgarsquare #publicart #prettyplease #withacherryontop
#WednesdayWisdom Had a drawing teacher once that said, try to draw what you canāt seeā¦ here Iām trying not to see the pelvisā¦ itās a very confusing but beautiful part of the anatomy! On its own, it looks upside-down and backwards so when I try to visualise it inside the hips, I get confused all over again šā
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