20 Mar 2022

February turns to March.

 


Out with the old...

in with the new...

All artwork copyright ian g craig.

15 Dec 2021

Merry Christmas.

 

The family Christmas tree always had a glass Santa (which aged with me), and a Christmas Fairy (which aged with my older sister). I thought it would be a good idea to design two new original characters, making ceramic Christmas gifts for my sisters and brother. The face masks are an obvious reference to the current pandemic.

All artwork, copyright Ian Gordon Craig.

29 Oct 2021

Landscape sketches.






 Sketchbook studies made from Sherwood Forest, Clumber Park, Oxton, and Newstead Abbey. All using Faber-Castell Pitt pens.


All text, pros, photos, poetry & artwork, copyright Ian Gordon Craig.

19 Oct 2021

Self portrait and pies.

 

 

All text, pros, photos, poetry & artwork, copyright Ian Gordon Craig

29 Sept 2021

#thedailysketch 2021

 



Top: My favourite place to sit is a bench in the shadow of those trees, Thoresby Park.

Middle: Thoresby Hall.

Bottom: The Witches Bench, Sherwood Forest.

All text, pros, poetry & artwork, copyright Ian Gordon Craig.

19 Sept 2021

#paintseptember 02. 2021

 





 Paint September was a Twitter art challenge.

All artwork copyright Ian Gordon Craig.

15 Sept 2021

#paintseptember 01. 2021

 





 Paint September was a Twitter art challenge.

All artwork copyright Ian Gordon Craig.

22 Aug 2021

Bridges over the River Trent, Nottingham.





 Top to bottom: Wilford Toll Bridge, Wilford Suspension Bridge, Trent Bridge, and Lady Bay Bridge.


All artwork copyright ian gordon craig.

24 Jul 2021

Newstead Abbey.

 


I find it hard to make something creative out of formal gardens. Hence converting my Newstead Abbey observations to moonlight.

All artwork copyright Ian Gordon Craig.


13 Jul 2021

Thoresby Park.







  I have decided the best days for a stroll around my favourite Dukery sites are those which threaten rain showers and deter the public. I had the place almost totally to myself today.

 All text, pros, poetry & artwork, copyright Ian Gordon Craig.