Something different for dapplegrey art

[dizzojay]

I'm really happy that I've managed to rekindle the instructional side of dapplegrey art, and got a couple of tutorials booked this Autumn (having gone a couple of years without doing any).

The tutorial I did last week was at the Frimley and Camberley Society of Arts and the subject was 'Animals in Pastel'.  It was a nice sized group (about 20 people) and they asked lots of good, interesting questions to keep me on my toes!

I chose a kitten as the subject because it was something quite simple, and I had a decent chance of delivering something close to a finished product.  In the end, I didn't quite finish, but I managed to get about three quarters of the way there.

Here's the link to the review that the FCSA did for my tutorial.

http://www.fcsaonline.org.uk/History/Disney/Disney.htm

Comments

[metallidean-grl.livejournal.com]

How awesome for you. Tell me, what is the difference with dapplegrey art as compared to other drawing art forms. Just curious.

[dizzojay.livejournal.com]

dapplegrey art is not a technique, it's my trading name in respect of my art business.
I started out doing horse portraits, and so I chose an identity that reflected that, but over time, I began to diversify because I was getting asked to draw lots of other animals, not just horses. But the name stuck!

[metallidean-grl.livejournal.com]

Oh, okay. I get it. I thought it was the name of your art business, but then when you started talking about classes, I got a little confused. Very cool, though, that you teach. That's awesome.