I hope you all behaved and Santa gives you what you really want this Christmas...or I hope you had lots of fun being naughty! I'm sure it was worth it!
Merry Christmas!
Kx
Drawings, doodles and masterpieces by Karen Bradley
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Tuesday, 24 December 2013
Merry Christmas - I hope you have been good this year
I hope you all behaved and Santa gives you what you really want this Christmas...or I hope you had lots of fun being naughty! I'm sure it was worth it!
Merry Christmas!
Kx
Sunday, 9 September 2012
Illustration Friday : Imagination
This week's Illustration Friday theme is "imagination". When it comes to imagination you can't beat the imagination of a little girl (or her cat) when something goes bump in the night....
Check out www.illustrationfriday.com for more artwork depicting this theme.
"What was that noise?!"
Check out www.illustrationfriday.com for more artwork depicting this theme.
Tuesday, 4 September 2012
Illustration Friday : Identical
It has been FAR too long since I have submitted an illustration for Illustration Friday. I've been busy prancing about Rome, watching the Olympics and complaining about the lack of sunshine in Glasgow! The theme this week was identical. I toyed with the idea of doing Jedward (no, I really did), but then thought two of them is enough in this world. It would be unfair to unleash a second set on the world so I went for this....self explanatory I hope.
Tuesday, 28 August 2012
#artideas - How to Make a 3D Spider Web
My friends at Articulate Gallery recently asked me some #artideas for their new blog showing folk the endless possibilities that can be displayed in their 3D frames. This is a really fun idea for those aged 5-9...or 26 in my case.
As I grew up watching BBC Blue Peter, this was a dream come true. I created a 3D spider web complete with dangling spider.
Here are the steps you need to make draw the spider:
What you will need: a marker pen (Sharpie is my preference, but any good waterproof marker will do) and some card (I've used the inside of a cornflakes box)
Use your black marker to draw this onto the card. First draw 2 circles for eyes and 2 dots inside the eyes. These dots show where the spider is looking which should be up at his dinner.
Next draw an oval for the body. Make sure the eyes in the upper half of the oval so you have room to put the mouth in.
Now, draw the 8 legs. 4 on each side. Start in the middle and work your way up and round.
Finally give your spider a mouth. I made my spider happy because he has lots of bugs to eat for his dinner. This is simply a stretched out U shape, with another U shape underneath. As for the tounge its an upside down U shape.
To find out how to make the rest click HERE to go the Articulate Gallery blog.
As I grew up watching BBC Blue Peter, this was a dream come true. I created a 3D spider web complete with dangling spider.
Here are the steps you need to make draw the spider:
What you will need: a marker pen (Sharpie is my preference, but any good waterproof marker will do) and some card (I've used the inside of a cornflakes box)
Use your black marker to draw this onto the card. First draw 2 circles for eyes and 2 dots inside the eyes. These dots show where the spider is looking which should be up at his dinner.
Next draw an oval for the body. Make sure the eyes in the upper half of the oval so you have room to put the mouth in.
Now, draw the 8 legs. 4 on each side. Start in the middle and work your way up and round.
Finally give your spider a mouth. I made my spider happy because he has lots of bugs to eat for his dinner. This is simply a stretched out U shape, with another U shape underneath. As for the tounge its an upside down U shape.
To find out how to make the rest click HERE to go the Articulate Gallery blog.
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