{my creative space} Watercolour and drawing



















Today is day two of quiet and totally inspired creativeness at my kitchen table (which is my current studio space).
I am listening to radio national, and catching up with all the world news and bush telegraph.
But mostly I am drawing. Small and quiet moments of still life. Pieces that are around me evolving from my pen.
I painted the Watercolour paper with marbling ink and sprayed water onto it to make seeped and weeping and splotched and splatter of colour. I cannot barely express to you how this seeping colour makes me feel.
I see rivers and streams and deltas and oceans evolving in blue and red on my paper.

I am drawing what I see in front me. The gathering of vases and cups and bottles that clutter the table top. With blossoms and growing beet root leaves and herbs. And also, I am drawing my crochet stones.
I have not made any new crochet stones for a short while (oh I'm missing that), but it's fun to draw them.

I don't know how to add links from this iPad. Can anyone help me out with this? Lots to learn about how it works best.

I must pack up soon and wash up and wonder about dinner making. But for now I have a new pot of tea brewing and some more drawing.......

More creative spaces are here -
http://blogs.kidspot.com.au/villagevoices/my-creative-space-for-those-who-make-create-and-share-10/

I am also loving crazily the colour and pieces that Alex Falkiner shares on her website, and mostly on her instagram feed (where I discovered her....). http://www.alexfalkiner.com/#!home/mainPage


Ellie ~ Petalplum

Textile artist, writer, and photographer (among quite a few other things). 
I love working with textiles, natural dyes & slow mindful moments, as well as guiding creatives (artists, crafters, photographers, alternatives therapies) on how to best share their work, voice & authentic self with their community & audience. 

Mama to 3, live in Northern NSW, Australia

Instagram @petalplum

https://petalplum.com.au
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