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I'm leading my first Drawing on Reserves workshop on Saturday
25th July (9.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m.) at Brown Knowle Farm, Stocksmoor,
near Huddersfield. This free workshop is organised by Kirklees Countryside
Unit advance booking is essential so please contact them via their
website where you'll find more details about the event.
Danny and I were filmed drawing at Dewsbury Market by Yorkshire Television,
presented by Ian Clayton. Danny has recently posted
the film on YouTube.
On
the Road Again #2
On
the Road Again
How
to See
Ruskin's
Chair
Ducks
of Derwentwater
Yellow
Pimpernel
The
Theatre by the Lake
A
Break in the Lakes
The
Way to Work
New
Trainers
Dabbling
Wooden
Headed Follies
Spiked
The
Scaffolder
Water
Babies
Sumach
Foxglove and Frog
Walks in the Rhubarb
Triangle was launched at Wakefield's Rhubarb Festival
in February and it's proved to be our bestselling book so far. I made
the most of the large full colour format, including picture maps, landscape
vignettes, 3 recipes by Barbara
and several comic strips about the more colourful characters in the history
of the area.
You can buy it online at Willow Island Editions
“Drawing
on Reserves is a practical guide to drawing wildlife by illustrator
Richard Bell. In this pocket-sized guide, he shows how to keep
things simple when setting out for the outdoors with pen, sketchbook
and
watercolours. He includes examples from his sketchbooks of flowers
and fungi, birds
and butterflies and more. The book features a number of Yorkshire
reserves including Bempton Cliffs, Fairburn Ings and Old Moor.”
Yorkshire Ridings Magazine
See more of Richard Bell's books at Willow
Island Editions
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