Sherylle Wood, Artist | Artist
Sherylle Wood, Artist
Phone: +61 419 614 004
Reviews
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25.01.2022 The riverbank walks around Guildford are some of my favourite places. A simple drawing from last year, and a reminder that nature is always there for us.
23.01.2022 I’m a long way from home; journaling, walking, and taking time to appreciate my surroundings are extra important. @ Marysville, Victoria
21.01.2022 It’s official. Someone purchased my art from an actual retail outlet. Not enough to give up my day job, but a nice warm feeling nonetheless
21.01.2022 Thankfully, this was framed and ready in time to be handed over as a Valentine’s Day gift on Friday
16.01.2022 Everyday objects; an inexpensive Japanese tea cup from a secondhand shop in Fujikawaguchiko makes an ideal pen and pencil holder for my work-from-home desk. I love it.
15.01.2022 Flashback: a commission for a lovely young lady’s family. I think her gorgeous personality shines through @jbreeauthor
15.01.2022 We’ve met some amazing makers in Yallingup and across the Margaret River region, purchased a few special pieces, and will be back another day for beautiful sunset walks like this one. @ Yallingup, Western Australia, Australia
11.01.2022 While I’d rather by hugging my grandkids. It seems reasonable to pay attention to drawing when forced to be unsocial. I hope everyone is ok x
09.01.2022 Faces tell the story of our lives. We wear our experiences in our eyes, mouth, skin, expression. I love representing this in graphite; older faces have depth and character that talk of days in the summer sun and the winds of winter, worries and joys, smiles and tears. I love portraits. (Rick Earl)
04.01.2022 My new #anyabrock to brighten up the home workspace @anyapaintface
03.01.2022 Speckles, by ceramic artist Judith Paisley, has a new home @ Guildford, Western Australia
02.01.2022 MoMA are offering 5 free online art courses :D Up your knowledge. Check it out!
02.01.2022 The humble pencil is a master of multi-tasking; transforming on paper into strands of hair, the soft folds of fabric, and subtle freckles, creases or curves on skin. Detail of Destiny, 2015.
