On Paper, Canvas, and iPad
*I draw and paint with my finger on the iPad screen, rather than use a stylus. Blog Changes I have just changed from my "Adelle" WordPress theme, to another responsive theme called, "Sketch". It allows me to show pics at a larger size and gives a nice clean look around them. I changed my header... Continue Reading →
* I prefer to draw with my finger on the screen, rather than use a stylus, or an iPad pencil. Have a great day!
*I prefer to paint with my finger on the glass screen, rather than use a stylus, or iPad pencil. In this past week, I experimented with the recently updated version of "ArtRage". If you are looking for a painterly experience, on an iPad - it's also available on some android tablets - you will enjoy... Continue Reading →
I had to scan this in from a colour copy version. I'm not sure where the original has gone. As I don't have a studio, I often collect my work into folders: A4 and A3 size...couldn't find it there; it's somewhere about. I have this one up in the kitchen....with others. Some are works in... Continue Reading →
Watercolour on paper.
I have drawn and painted quite a few "faces" in recent weeks. I used a range of media provided, in these amazing art apps. They look much like works I do on paper and canvas. It's so handy to draw and and paint this way. No set up of materials; I just flip open the iPad... Continue Reading →
*First written, 2015; updated: 2019. Much of this post is still relevant, however, there’s more information on my pages, “Printing iPad and Traditional Art” and “Some App Information”. I painted these flowers in the inky Zen Brush 2 app. This is the latest version; even more lovely than the first release, which also has beautiful media.... Continue Reading →
Black water-soluble fineliner pen and watercolour on paper. This is from my homemade book, "Poems from Home: a Collection of Illustrated Haiku". I wrote, drew and painted them, quite a few years back. I enjoy sharing one here occasionally; a few left to share yet. 🙂 Have a great weekend.
Janette Leeds Art 
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