Drawing from an uncomfortable position

used to mean that your petticoat was showing. We didn't think then that petticoats were supposed to show. I've blogged my recent P...

From the public seats it's about the backs of chairs. Their curves contain Hogarth's line of grace and beauty (on the palette in h...

Faery (with wings) bingo-calling, helped by Diego 'What are you doing for Christmas?' 'Going to Crisis.' She thought ...

I'm drawing the composer/pianist Graham Fitkin rehearsing his band at Kings Place in London. I try not to trip over anything and end up ...

Lord Neuberger, reading Trying to view distant justices across the high-backed chairs is like being a child straining to see over the...

The model is Gorgone, draped in gauze Some composers serve up meringues. Airy confections that disappear. Delibes. Walton on occasion. ...

The panel of judges 'Have you got a knife in your bag, madam?' The X-ray in the Supreme Court picks up the Swiss Army key fob ...