I am posting these as much for me as to share with you!
Apparently this week I am becoming a vlog site! I have not had time to review but they looked so interesting . . . “This four part series, presented by Andrew Graham-Dixon, explores how drawing has shaped our lives. Join him to discover the history of drawing and its relevance to the modern world.” On YouTube.
“The Secret of Drawing” Episode 1: “The Line of Enquiry” 2005
“The Secret of Drawing” Episode 2: “Storylines” 2005
“The Secret of Drawing” Episode 3: “All In The Mind” 2005
“The Secret of Drawing” Episode 4: “Drawing by Design” 2005
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first I want to say thanks for all your likes and comments, you are a great follower to have!
second I want to compliment you on a fascinating and wide rangìng blog, thanks so much for the tonglen reminder, I am a follower of Pema Chodrons writings too, though I have got very lazy withmy practice , lately
third, thanks for these videos, I will watch on the desktop sometime soon, I have watched a couple of Andrew GD’s programmes about the art of China recently, he is a fabulous presenter
Take care and happy drawing and blogging and meditating 🙂
Thanks Liz; I have never been in any way abstract and love your images — I feel them in my senses. I am being very brave on my zenkatwrites blog, and working my practice in posts. You might want to see those too: http://zenkatwrites.com/2014/07/31/the-lojong-sketchbook-my-practice/
Katie, you’re just awesome for posting these videos. When I get back to the Pacific Northwest R and I will have a video night and watch them. I know he’ll be thrilled, too! Gracias, amor.<3
D.Katie Powell Art 
Watched first one – just fascinating. He even makes drawing with human blood sound reasonable!
Thank you! Will definitely look at all of them.
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first I want to say thanks for all your likes and comments, you are a great follower to have!
second I want to compliment you on a fascinating and wide rangìng blog, thanks so much for the tonglen reminder, I am a follower of Pema Chodrons writings too, though I have got very lazy withmy practice , lately
third, thanks for these videos, I will watch on the desktop sometime soon, I have watched a couple of Andrew GD’s programmes about the art of China recently, he is a fabulous presenter
Take care and happy drawing and blogging and meditating 🙂
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Thanks Liz; I have never been in any way abstract and love your images — I feel them in my senses. I am being very brave on my zenkatwrites blog, and working my practice in posts. You might want to see those too: http://zenkatwrites.com/2014/07/31/the-lojong-sketchbook-my-practice/
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I see you found it! Yay!
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brave and true, thanks 🙂
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Katie, you’re just awesome for posting these videos. When I get back to the Pacific Northwest R and I will have a video night and watch them. I know he’ll be thrilled, too! Gracias, amor.<3
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