HOW DRAWING INVITES AUTHENTIC CONNECTION
In an invitation to slow down and look at the world around you, an illustrator and graphic journalist illustrates how drawing can spark deeply human, authentic connections. She believes drawing is an essential tool to help everyone — young and old — slow down, look closely, and connect with one another.
Tag: Drawing
A renaissance of life drawing
“As lockdowns began, artists and models migrated to video conferencing—revolutionizing who gets to sketch and be sketched.” Take a gander.
For the Love of Trees
“I study trees as I’m on the bus, and they’re just beautiful, so nice and full. How can I draw them so I can show what they really look like? These trees I drew from my imagination. I like trees because I know they grow forever.” — Kathleen Ruthford, PWA Participant Artist
Tim’s Art
“If I can think it, I can draw it and I love coming to the Path with Art [Open Studio] Zoom meetings. It’s so nice to be able to be supportive of not only myself but of other people’s art and their different art making textures.”
—Tim Bridge, Path with Art Participant Artist
Join Tim and other artists during our virtual Open Studio on Mondays from 3:30-5:00pm for dedicated creative time and a supportive community environment!
Email program@pathwithart.org for the Zoom link to Open Studio.
How to draw drops of water
I discovered this fun tutorial on social media, by someone named Randall Rudd.
