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Still Locked Down, Day 73
It couldn’t last forever. The beautiful harmony we had enjoyed as a family for three whole months of being cooped up together cracked, and after a dinner that had taken... Read more →
Still Loosely Locked Down – Day 72
Locked down, still? Yes. We can go no further than 5km from our homes, unless it’s for shopping or essential work. That hasn’t stopped much of Ireland from piling into... Read more →
Sunshine in Lockdown, Day 69
Thursday 28th May Summer seems to have arrived in Galway. Everything is green and lush and it’s much too hot for anyone in their right mind to go for a... Read more →
Art for Beginners on Zoom
Humans are creative. You are, I am, we all are. In the busy-ness of life, it can be hard to scratch the creative itch: but sketching is a lovely way... Read more →
Zoom: Join the Party!
Tuesday 26th May I emerge from my studio late this afternoon into a tranquil garden scene. The sun is still warm, even though it is time to start cooking dinner.... Read more →
Life In A Pandemic, Day 67
Saturday 23rd May I work on Saturdays until quite late, too late to start cooking dinner. So my husband Marcel cooks on Saturday. I thought it would be nice to... Read more →
Loosely Locked Down, Day 64
Monday 18th May At long last my face masks are available for sale. Forgive me, I know masks are a symbol of this awful time, but I wanted them to... Read more →
Loosely Locked Down (Day 62)
Saturday 16th May Today in my Zoom class I show some great students the benefits of a limited palette. I really enjoy spending time with them, albeit through a fibre... Read more →
Loosely Locked Down: Day 60
I say “loosely” locked down, because we can travel 5km from our home now, and by next Monday certain shops will be open. I might be able to buy a... Read more →
Living in Lockdown: Eugene Delacroix And Our Sketching Heritage
Every week, the Urban Sketching organisation hosts an hour of talks with some favourite sketchers from around the world. This Sunday gone was the turn of Mário Linhares and Hugo... Read more →
Zoom Class: Foliage, Near, Middle and Far
Saturday 9th May So…I started my new Zoom class with a group of students from all over the world. There are occasional tech issues, but somehow we get over the... Read more →
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Róisín Curé
@RoisinCure- @Negrevernis @simonharris Why gloves? I still don't get it. Why not just wash or disinfect?
about 1 day ago via Twitter for Android - @Negrevernis @simonharris What difference do gloves make? How is it different from washing or disinfecting hands?
about 1 day ago via Twitter for Android - @Negrevernis @simonharris Why didn't people make them?
about 1 day ago via Twitter for Android - @keristrev @simonharris It's such a shame.
about 2 days ago via Twitter for Android
- @Negrevernis @simonharris Why gloves? I still don't get it. Why not just wash or disinfect?
