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: I’ve recently started to feel like my Acid Renaissance series is finally coming to a conclusion. There are perhaps three or four more pieces left to do, after which it will be finished. This series… (read more from Acid Renaissance: approaching a conclusion)
Life-drawings from Monday and today (by the author)
: I’ve taken this week off as annual leave from my day-job, to both get some artwork done and to make sure I use up my annual leave before I lose it. I’ve also set up RSS and Atom feeds for my artwork… (read more from Artwork RSS feeds, and more life-drawing )
: This post is part of the IndieWeb Carnival, a monthly blog carnival where one person decides on a broad theme that others should blog about. I haven’t done one of these before, but the topic for March… (read more from Complex images can paint a thousand words)
Detail from Saints & Martyrs
: This image has been a long time coming. Update March 16, 2024: giclée prints of Saints & Martyrs are now available in my online shop. I wrote on here over six months ago about some of the early… (read more from Saints & Martyrs)
: In my post last month about life-drawing I mentioned that the amount of oil used in the Faber-Castell Pitt sanguine pencil meant that I couldn’t get the tonal variation from it that I could from graphite… (read more from Life-Drawing, February 2024)
Devil’s Dyke, Sussex - photograph by the author
: In a post a few days ago I was writing about the importance of outgoing links as an integral — perhaps the integral — part of the web, and how social media sites seem to disfavour them because they… (read more from A final word on blogs before we return to our regularly scheduled programming)
: This is a quick blog post to let you all know that I have an article about my current Acid Renaissance series of artwork in the forthcoming issue of Undefined Boundary: The Journal of Psychick Albion (Volume… (read more from The Journal of Psychick Albion)
View towards the Hope Valley, Derbyshire - photograph by the author
: Links from one page to another are so fundamental to the web that without them it simply would not exist. HyperText — the H and the T in HTML — is defined by the W3C as text which contains links to… (read more from Think global, act localhost)
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The Artist’s Notebook is Paul Watson’s notes on ongoing artwork, giving an insight into the creative process. Written by Paul Watson since 2008.