
A Single Snowdrop
A single snowdrop, delicate and perfect. …And not as easy as you’d think to capture on paper!

A single snowdrop, delicate and perfect. …And not as easy as you’d think to capture on paper!

These are the green pencils I needed to use to draw the colours of the pencils I was drawing! Did that make sense?! It was

Little Red Riding Hood. And the WOLF! Don’t worry, there is a happy ending to the story. They are both still living happily together in

Wee mice – twice as nice! These little characters were a wee ‘just because’ present from my partner. They live on a ledge above the

A pot of Iris – I like the angles in this drawing. The composition just ‘came to me’. With my dodgy eyes, things can look

A Harlequin ladybird. Invader, intruder, imposter! Having said that, this one did make for very good subject matter! It was not long after the new

This is the guitar my son learned to play on at primary school. We bought it in the local Barnardos charity shop for £10, and

Budgie formed from glass, drawn in shades of blue. My Grandma kept budgies when we were wee. Only ever one or two at a time.

This fuchsia drawing came about because it was completely hidden in my garden! I had been rummaging around for weeds in the undergrowth (I like

The beautiful little field mouse (also called the wood mouse) is the most common mouse in the UK. Doesn’t take away from its endearing loveliness…