Back Shore Pine
Sketching on bike rides
Art for Tiny Houses
"I wish to do nothing for profit. I wish to live for art. I want nothing whatever. I am quite happy." —William Blake
Back Shore Pine
Drawing, sketching, painting every day
Arts and Philosophy, Zen Painting, Daoism & Calligraphy in Theory and Practice. A blog about Asian culture, art, and travel.
L'essenziale è invisibile e agli occhi e al cuore. Beccarlo è pura questione di culo
Artist
Je vois naître un nouveau monde. Je veux le connaître. Je veux le peindre.
Words and Pictures from the Middle East
Sharon Kitching Artist
Reflections on Canadian Culture From Below the Border
Rhymes and Reasons for Every Season
.. على ضفاف المدينة .
New Evidence of Past Civilizations
Your Brain is a Radio that Does What its Told
Traveller, photography
Paint draw travel and share
Painting, Drawing and Surface pattern designs
to be worth sharing
Before I forget
art and the intimate unknowable
Literary researcher
Every tree has a story
Sand and salt under my feet, moon over my head. I am an artist living in Florida. Works available at https://www.Society6.com/sandsaltmoon
"When no one is listening to you, just use your creativity to showcase it to the deaf world"
My photography and other stuff
Haiku, History tidbits, Canine Commentary & Uncomplicated Thoughts
bleib ruhig hier
painting & drawing
Creativity in my other life
revisiting sydney & sketching ... a journal
The fantastic world of fractal art and other stuff
My Creative Endeavors
images as thoughts
There are infinite possibilities in the creative process.
Paintings, doodles & other art by Marco Bigliazzi
I like putting makeup on my face.
Welcome to my online sketchbook
portraiture landscapes & figurative
a blog about my garden and my soft spot for cacti and succulents, travelling and art
OCA Illustration learning log
G’day, you’re at the best wine blog ever! We're all about wine; without the wankery.
Nature photography
This WordPress.com site is the cat’s pajamas
Art explorations by Toronto artist Anne Chun
Art for Tiny Houses 
That’s a great drawing of a difficult subject–looks very natural. Russell.
Thank you! Not as difficult as a cityscape 🙂