drawing
Pen and ink

I’ve started writing letters again. Not emails. Not texts. Real letters.
Earlier this month, a girlfriend and I were fondly remembering our letter-writing days and wondering if it really had become a lost art when we hit upon a plan to start writing letters to each other again — something we probably hadn’t done for a decade or more (okay, definitely more). Oh there have been birthday cards and holiday postcards… but no letters. A sorry state of affairs.
The rules: no cards, no postcards, only letters in envelopes posted the old-fashioned way. With a stamp. A sketch (anything from a 10-second doodle to a one-hour masterpiece — at the writer’s discretion) would also have to be included in the letter.
We have now written, sent and received two letters each.
It’s early days but so far, so good…
The children’s book, part three
Binoculars

A drawing for a poster (which may or may not get used). It’s my version of an image from a 19th century catalogue advertising bicycles. The original is lighter and more delicate where I wanted something darker and grungier. A fun exercise even if it doesn’t get printed.



