Drawing by Phil Herbison 189 Artworks Sold

Dream catcher - Framed

Pastel, Paper (Requires Framing)

42cm (W) x 59.5cm (H) x 0.2cm (D)

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A$530

Arrives 19–21 Sep

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Artwork Description

This large A2 piece ,This dream like bright coloured image using Dry pastel has had changes and been reworked over many years .

It features a large male face dreaming of music, (guitars) the ocean ,sea bird, musical note and a hermit crab..

I went through a period of time attempting to illustrate my dreams.
Although it’s my dream I hope this piece connects with others.

Artist Bio

Thank you for taking the time to read my profile page.
I’d like to take a moment to describe my core style ,technique which is continuous line drawing .

CONTINUOUS LINE DRAWING. The line in a continuous line drawing is unbroken from the beginning to the end. The drawing implement stays in uninterruped contact with the surface of the paper during the entire length of the drawing.

This technique helps to create imperfect but interesting one off original minimal pieces of work .

Although I studied art and design in the last few years of secondary school, I am primarily self taught artist and was obsessed with drawing and art as a young boy.
Encouraged by my family I would draw for hours. My first art exhibition was a Commonwealth Bank coloring competition at aged 8.
The bank provided an image of a man riding an elephant carrying a CBA flag to color but I decided to freehand draw a larger scale image and color it in.
This featured in the local paper after winning a $10 prize in a new account . ( Don't forget the Plastic elephant money box!)

Many jobs come and go and Children are born, other things take over in my life but the Art somehow returns like a long lost friend.
The current works I am producing are the result of everything Ive seen and learnt in life, until recently I hadn't drawn or painted anything for about 10 years.
The feedback and feeling I have received from starting this next phase has been most enjoyable and unexpected.
I thank you all for looking at my work and supporting the amazing artists here on Bluethumb.

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Phil's studio is in Melbourne