Showing posts with label religion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label religion. Show all posts

Friday, February 24, 2012

GOULBURN ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL

Some of the highlights....





Richard

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

THE LAST SUPPER

This superb carving of The Last Supper is located in the magnificent Anglican Cathedral in Goulburn, NSW, Australia.

Richard

Saturday, July 25, 2009

RELIGIOUS SYMBOLISM


This photo of bread is an idea I had for a Holy Communion theme.
I have found 'bread' an inspiring subject to work with. In fact, I'm 're-visiting' this theme in my art (drawing) at present and I'm grateful for the large amount of research I did on this subject last year as it has given me many examples to choose from and develop.

Richard

Sunday, July 12, 2009

RELIGIOUS ART



Tomorrow on my artblog: http://artkleko.wordpress.com I am posting a series of articles and images concerning the religious side of my coloured pencil art.
Before I put pencil to pastel board I need to research my latest work, the first of which will be shown tomorrow.
My research on this occasion has involved a deal of still-life photography. Today's featured photo is one of these images and is about baptism and a 'loghenge'. My artblog will explain more as the week progresses.
If I decide to use today's image in a drawing it will contain other symbols that enhance what I am trying to say. I enjoy this type of planning as ideas grow as I explore the possibilities each idea has.

Richard

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

NEW WORK



Today I have been processing a series of photos that I took yesterday as an introduction to a new theme of coloured pencil drawings that I wish to undertake.
I will be working on a theme that has been influenced by 'Stonehenge', on England's Salisbury Plain. I have already work under the title of 'Loghenge', and wanted this to be an extension that is related to the Holy Trinity.
Today I 'built' another structure that I will photograph tomorrow. I will keep you posted on further developments and talk about where I intend to go with this work.

Richard