INSPIRING IMAGES

Back at the beginning of the covid pandemic I started using the 'paint' programme on my computer to maintain my sanity. It helped me deal with the situation, and, because it took time to draw using a mouse, it preoccupied my mind for a while. The epidemic has diminished, but the world has, it seems, gotten more fraught.

And it's fun. So I still draw.

Illustrations, more or less, of what is on the surface of my mind. Comforting images, especially of food or butterflies, that flit about and promise solutions.

Basically a coping how-to.


A list of priorities, memoranda, filing system entries, a shopping list.
The scribbled pad notes of a psychiatrist analysing himself.
Psychiatrist? More like spy-chiatrist. Bad word play.
But there are also meaningful pictures.
Things that are necessary.

Having been trained as a draughtsman, I find construction schematics inspiring.
Civic architecture is very much in that category.
Peace monuments.



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