Twelve drawings are now complete, so the next stage will be working out how to put them together in a book. I think it will be a concertina, as this gives the opportunity to see the sequence of the images.
See the previous post (here) for more background to where the imagery for these postcard-sized drawings comes from. Below are the final six.
anna warren portfolio 
Fabulous Anna. I love the colours.
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Thanks Anne – when I was posting these I realised how much red there is, but if I mix them up with the others I think they will all balance out nicely!
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Love these thanks for sharing!
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Thank for you for visiting, delighted you like them!
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Amazing!! And I love that you travel so much. Are you always on the road or just take short trips every year? I wish I had someone to travel with like that! So cool! And your watercolour pens sound interesting can you tell me what they are called? Thanks!ā
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We only travel when we can, it’s been a while since the last trip. I don’t use watercolour pens, just a waterproof pen, available anywhere, and a small travel set of watercolours, which are wonderful, very compact and easy to use. Made by Winsor and Newton.
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Okay thanks. I have bought lots of cheap paints before I think it is time to invest!
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It’s worth it, they last for ever!
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Ok I am onto it!!
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I just spent 4 weeks in Warburton remote aboriginal community, and wrote lots about it and took lots of photos. It may interest you!
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It does sound interesting – I will look!
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Ok great! X
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I love your sketches Anna – they are just wonderful and make me want to get drawing….
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Thanks Evelyn – do it!!
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A concertina would be perfect for such a set. Don’t you think the colours are Christmassy?! (I know that isn’t a word and the red underline as I type confirms this.) But I’m thinking how lovely a concertina of these little reds and greens would look displayed during that season – as the drawings are truly festive. Christmas in July. Indeed the objects themselves seem to dance on the pages, not unlike baubles.
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Well, I did realise this set were very red, but I hadn’t thought of the Christmas angle … I think when they are mixed with the remaining six there with be less of that sense. I’m still working out just how I will present these, at the moment I am tossing around the idea of them sitting on a black background (still as a concertina), so each one is framed, but I will need to keep mulling that over. Thanks Julie, always good to hear your take!
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You are a busy artist!! Beautiful and vibrant. Concertina is a perfect solution!
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I like to be busy – as long as I can keep track of everything! Thanks Rebecca – the ideas for just how I put this together are slowly bubbling away, hopefully it will all come together soon!
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