Tuesday, 15 May 2012

Hertford Art a day-out

                          
Pictures taken  in Hertford, on my walk back to Hertford East Railway Station
I try to visit the exhibition each year,
this year the painting that got my vote was 
a very striking bright vibrant swirling modern    Acrylic work by Raymond Whyard
titled Castle Combe.

In-respect for other artists work you will just have to imagine the scene    

                  Hertford

 


may 15th: keeping things simple

as monday 14th rolls round into tuesday 15th, my brain was not ready to turn off

i was restless, not knowing what to do with myself, but wanting to do something

i flicked through social networks and blogs with little satisfaction, and i eventually went to bed with the latest issue of The Fly to read about Grimes (even though it is hard to read about a creative when you want to be creative)

but before all that, i did open up an app on my gizmo and drew a simple self-portrait



drawn by Glen Byford, using the new iPad and the Paper app by 53, 15th May 2012

Sunday, 13 May 2012

may 13th: all that remains


the very front facade of the Gun and Magpie pub is now all that remains, and i presume that even that will be gone tomorrow, and within a few months we shall see some shiny new flats sat here instead.

it is sad to see this pub disappear, not that i ever visited it on anything like a regular basis, but more for the fact that the Gun and Magpie was an easy landmark to spot, representing a marker in a journey and proving easy for giving directions from.



taken by Glen Byford using a Canon IXUS 220HS, May 13th 14.08pm

may 13th: weird


a creatively vandalised sign, seen along the river as we cycled from Enfield lock to Tottenham Hale and back again.

taken by Glen Byford using a Canon IXUS 220HS, May 13th 12.14pm






Monday, 7 May 2012

may 7: Robin, the teen wonder

messing around with a free app on my gizmo using the basic pen tool included and refusing to spend a fiver on new brushes

I had woken up early and couldn't get back to sleep, so I drew a few of the things I could see around my front room, of which this is my favourite


drawn by Glen Byford, using the new iPad and the Paper app by 53, 7th May 2012

Thursday, 3 May 2012

May 3rd: Superman, issue 2


photographed for inclusion in a blog post on www.hunchbakk.blogspot.com

bought earlier this year, for the same price that it cost upon publication 30 years ago. (and the free gift was still attached)

taken by Glen Byford using the new iPad and edited in Instagram, May 3rd





May 3rd: Job Centre







i sit and wait to be called to a desk
i sit and wait
the room is lifeless
as souls are sucked out of their hosts
abandon hope all ye that enter here








written by Glen Byford, 3rd May 2012, 01:24am