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Tag Archives: 1979
Adrian – on doing heads…
But first…Dulltown; UK: Today’s financial forecast is, that having a lot of money will be really good, as the end of the world approaches.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Yes, here we go again!We are about three-quarters of our way through our edition, 1979, of … Continue reading
Posted in academia, archeology, art, arts, books, celebrities, composition, cool, creation, design, drawing, history, humour, information, instruction, jobs, learning, money, painting, people, reading, seeing, smiling, style, sweating, thinking, Uncategorized, words, writing
Tagged 1958 book, 1979, Adrain's painting, Adrian Hill, art, artists smock, arts, discovery, first and last, highlights, likenesses, observations, Oil Painting, portraits, quotations, soft pencil, style, The beginners Book of Oil Painting, TV artist, words
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But Adrian, what about composition?…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s architectural term is, Ramp: 1. A slope joining two different levels. 2. Part of a staircase handrail which rises at a steeper angle than the normal, usually where winders are used.Do remember that, if you are … Continue reading
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Tagged 1958, 1979, Ade with a brush, Adrian Hill, art, arts, beginner's mistake, composiion, cravat, discovery, explanation, how to compose, my hero Adrian, observations, smock, style, The beginners Book of Oil Painting, the viewer, tress, TV artist, what you see, words
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Out and about with Adrian Hill…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s giant anteater is the one trying on woollen pullovers in the charity shop, and arguing with the staff about the prices.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Come on, dear reader, let’s have a look in that very old book on oil … Continue reading
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Tagged 1958, 1979, a proper artist, Adrain Hill, adrian, art, arts, choosing your viewpoint, chrity shop, church picture, discovery, giant anteater, in a hurry?, observations, Oil Painting, sketch 6, small a, smock, stectch one, style, The Beginner's Book of Oil Painting, vewpoint, woollen jumpers, words
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Art teaching in the 1950s?…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s fish names are: the Velvetfish, the Surfperch, the Sea Toad, the Parasitic Catfish, the Zebra Danio, and the Sheepshead Minnow.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The 1950s?Well, that’s when Adrian Hill, artist, and TV artist, brought out his book, The Beginner’s … Continue reading
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Tagged 1958, 1979, Adrian Hill, art, arts, bottles, cravat, discovery, fishes, observations, oil paint, Oil Painting, old book, serendipity, Sheepshead Minnow, smock?, spade-work, still life, style, The Beginner's Book of Oil Painting, the Parasitic Catfish, the Sea Toad, the Surfperch, the Velvetfish, the Zebra Danio, TV artist, words
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Adrian H and his colours…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s unusual china teapot is the one shaped like a gust of wind blowing some leaves around a corner.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Come on, dear reader, let’s have a look into Adrian Hill’s 1958 (1979 reissue) book, The Beginner’s Book … Continue reading
Posted in academia, archeology, art, arts, blues, books, brain, celebrities, colours, composition, creation, design, drama, drawing, green, history, humour, information, instruction, learning, observations, painting, reading, seeing, smiling, style, words, writing
Tagged 1979, a gust of wind, a hot brown, Adrian Hill, Adrian in italics, advice, art, artists' smock, arts, away from one's sleeve, brushes, drawing, numbers, paint, palette, Prussian blue, so be careful!, surrealism, The beginners Book of Oil Painting, theatre 1958, unusual china teapot, words
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Aha!… I’ve found some more Adrian Hill!…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s lost plectrum is the one eventually found in Tutankhamen’s right hand, between his fingers, under the bandages.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Yes, you may recall, dear reader, that I did a few blog posts on Adrian Hill’s book, from the … Continue reading
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Tagged 'Ade', 12th edition, 1958, 1960s, 1979, Adrian Hill, adventure., art, arts, beginner's book, bon voyage!, discovery, exciting and rewarding, How to draw, lost plectrum, observations, Oil Painting, rich artists!, serendipity, style, summing up, Tutankhamen, TV artist, under the bandages, words, words of wisdom
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Just a few short, but pithy items…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s elephant in the room is the one busy rearranging and dusting all the ornaments on the mantelpiece and sideboard using her trunk and a feather duster. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Excuses for being late. No. 396. I’m sorry … Continue reading
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Tagged 1979, arts, bassline, children, conversation, Fender Twin Reverb, history, Knock on Wood, late, music, name change, overheard, poetry, screaming, serendipity, spam, style, surrealism, Utrecht, words, writing
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