Sketching from the Strandline
I had intended to write a post about illustrating birds of prey, but perhaps I will do that once I have finished my owl drawing. Instead, I will introduce you to a few mysteries of the strandline, that area on a beach where natural and man-made debris gathers after the tide has gone out. The position of the strandline on the beach can vary according to what type of tide there has been. You may wonder what mysteries I am referring to, especially as it is April 1st ! I visited our local beach at Meon shore which overlooks the Solent between the mainland of the south coast of England across to the Isle of Wight. I never tire of visiting here, as one side of the road is the shore and the other side is where Titchfield Haven Nature Reserve is located. Regular readers of the blog have no doubt heard me mention this place before. The tide going out revealing the shingle spit and looking across the Solent to Fawley Power Station. Can you spot the Turnstones ? ...