27th of February, by PurpleCathy

This was inspired by me, cleaning the house. It was created by watercolour and aquarelle crayons.

26th of February, by PurpleCathy

This one was inspired by a documentary on Egypt. I just love ancient Egyptian art.... It was created using watercolour and 'posca' pens.

24th of February, by PurpleCathy

This one was an exploration of eraser stamping, with the boys. The littlest one helped too! It's made with acrylic paint and aquarelle crayons.

25th of February, by Jenny Ledingham

Sketch book water colour pencil drawing of Marea, on John's boat at Parsley Bay, Sydney harbour.

Water colour from the shore at Point Piper.

Last week, oil sketch at Milk beach, Vaucluse. 15 x 35cm.

Oil sketch on over-cast day.

23rd of February, by PurpleCathy

This one celebrates the early spring flowers, which will be crushed, when winter finally gets here... it was created using wax crayons first, with black ink on top and then I added some other finishing touches with aquarelle crayons. Each day I'm trying to get the boys to make something, as it is the school holidays...and then I have a go in my sketch book.

22nd of February, by PurpleCathy

This artwork was created using black ink, white acrylic paint, collage and a gold 'Sharpie' pen. It celebrates finding 5 euro Champagne... that tastes very good!

21st of February, by PurpleCathy

This one started as an ink experiment, and then ended with an angel figure.

20th of February, by PurpleCathy

This one started as an ink drawing of a cat, but then moved into this experiment with lines and colour.

19th of February, by PurpleCathy

The kids and I had fun blowing ink all over the place. I also did some ink mono printing onto tracing paper, for some layers.

Eiffel Tower, by PurpleCathy

A little bit of Paris goes to Engadine...it's created using watercolour and is A4 size.

18th of February, by PurpleCathy

Had to get the shoe thing back... so I did some drawings with aquarelle graphite and watercolour.

17th of February, by PurpleCathy

This was inspired by a kid's animated movie, which had the most lush garden. It was created by watercolour and 'posca' pens.

16th of February, by PurpleCathy

This one was created using collage of an envelope and tracing paper.

15th of February, by PurpleCathy

This was created by watercolour, aquarelle graphite and crayons. It was inspired by leaves in drains and grids.

14th of February, by PurpleCathy

This of course was for Valentine's Day.... watercolour and 'posca' pens.

13th of February No.2, by PurpleCathy

This one was inspired by the plants growing in between the bitumen. It was created with watercolour and aquarelle crayons.

13th of February, by PurpleCathy

This one is for yesterday and today. When you are feeling sick you need your mum or vegemite. As my mum lives too far away, I have my vegemite... just a little bit on toast makes you feel so much better.... this was made with watercolour and 'posca' pens.

11th of February, by PurpleCathy

Yesterday, I was inspired by nature in man made objects. The first work was created with watercolour. It is a grid for electricity, with old broken leaves and dirt in them.

This one was also created with watercolour, it represents small plants growing in drains.

10th of February, by PurpleCathy

Yesterday, I drew and painted an owl, from a book. I used watercolour, aquarelle graphite and crayons.

9th of February, by PurpleCathy

Yesterday I tried very hard to create, but almost gave up. This work has a lot of layers... It started with a brown paper bag from the market, that had lovely pictures of bread making. I added some colour with watercolour and aquarelle crayons, which then has a ink text and shellac on top. But it looked terrible... so I riped off the brown paper bag in parts, and tried to revive it, but it didn't work, so I covered it with acrylic paint and did some printing with some bubble wrap. I then added some more colour with aquarelle crayons and some more prints on tracing paper. Phew!

8th of February, by PurpleCathy

Saturday, I had to take one of my sons to Judo. So during the warming up, I painted a couple of pages with watercolour, which were then ripped up and glued to make this collage.

7th of February by Jenny Ledingham

7th of February, Life drawing this morning using coloured pastels.

7th of February, by PurpleCathy

Yesterday it was all about teabags, or the tags that I have been collecting.... I created it using acrylic paint, collage, aquarelle pencils and crayons.

6th of February, by PurpleCathy

Yesterday it was clean the house day... So I tried to make a mess and then clean it up! It was created with ink, acrylic paint, aquarelle crayons and collage.

5th of February, by PurpleCathy

Yesterday, the kids were driving me nuts, so I had to think about good art times, so I thought about life drawing. I did the drawings first with pen and watercolour. Then I covered the figures with Japanese origami paper, painted the background with black "posca" paint.

5th of February by Jenny Ledingham.

"This is the beginning of another fold-out book which I've started with acrylic scumbles. I worked over today with pencil and pen. Again the subject is my garden, this one a green hydrangea".

4th of February, by PurpleCathy

Today, I explored collage from a magazine, aquarelle crayons and acrylic paint. With a splash of shellac...

3rd of February, by PurpleCathy

Yesterday, I was inspired by the chocolates my hubby brought home to share with me. I did mono prints from the inside packaging with watercolour paint, collaged it, and also the paper from the individual chocolates. I added some more colour with aquarelle crayons.

2nd of February, by PurpleCathy

Today, I was playing again with colour and marks. I created it using watercolour, collage and aquarelle crayons and pencils.

1st of February, by PurpleCathy

This one is an exploration of colour and mark making. It is created using watercolour and aquarelle pencils.

1st of February, by Jenny Ledingham.

"This one is of monstera deliciasa picked from just outside my work space". Charcoal, 31 x 60 on cartridge paper.