Nicholas Hedges

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A Calligraphy of Shadows

May 12, 2024 by Nicholas Hedges

Taking advantage of the beautiful, sunny weather today, I got up at the crack of dawn and drove over to Shotover Wood to collect some shadows. Armed with my drawing board, rice paper, calligraphy brushes and ink, I walked among the trees and bluebells and found a number of spots in which to paint undisturbed.

It really was just so beautiful to sit among the birdsong and paint for several hours and by the end of the session, I had painted 43 shadows which I was really pleased with.

Filed Under: Shadow Calligraphy, Shadows

© Nicholas Hedges 2024

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