DRAWINGS
Drawing is a way to immerse oneself totally in the subject matter at hand - it is a meditation of sorts. Drawing gives one an opportunity to study and engage the subject matter, offering a unique time for reflection and connection.
The drawings below are the results of trips to County Clare, Ireland - they represent structures and elements that exist in the Clare landscape. More importantly, their purpose is to convey a visual interpretation of “the sense” or “personality” of the landscape in this region of Ireland.
The drawings were created as studies with the intent to someday appear in more complex illustrations and/or fine art pieces.
The pen and ink drawing to the left is a study from a photograph of an English Forest by Richard Kraus.
Whitethorn Tree
Graphite
Poulnaborne Portal Tomb
Graphite
Green Road Stone
Graphite
Rocky Shoreline
Graphite
Mountain Top
Graphite
Gleninagh Castle
Graphite
An Cathair Mohr
Stone Ring Fort
Graphite
O’Brien’s Tower:
Cliffs of Moher
Graphite
Newtown Castle
Graphite
Hazel Wood
Graphite
Tree at An Rath
Earthen Ring Fort
Graphite
Rathborney
Graphite
All Images copyright Linda Rzoska
Permission may be given for use of images.
A Kraus Forest, Pen & Ink
Faerie Tree
Graphite
Lemenagh Castle
Graphite
