Channelling Hollywood Legends: A Vintage Ink Dance

A black and white drawing of vintage film actress Clare Bow

There’s something undeniably captivating about the bygone era of silent films The leading ladies, like the iconic Clara Bow, weren’t just actresses; they were ethereal beings. Imagine: ultra-feminine, wide-eyed damsels in distress bathed in soft focus, their presence a silent dance with blossoming romance. Every frame shimmered with a bygone glamour that feels hauntingly beautiful … Read more

Paw Prints in the Rain: Capturing Animal Resilience with Ink

Colours In The Night_owl

Hello, dear friends and art enthusiasts! It’s me, Danielle B Latta, your guide in the world where ink, emotion, and nature blend seamlessly. Today, I’m excited to share a topic close to my heart – the resilience of our furry and feathered friends during the challenging flood season. In this post, we’ll explore together how the simplicity and depth of ink drawings can capture the essence of animal safety and everyday moments with nature.

Why Black and White? The Power of Animal Sketches

Black and white drawing of two kids and a Sausage dog

As a child, my world was painted in shades of imagination, where each black and white sketch held a universe of emotions. This simplicity, the absence of colour, didn’t limit but rather expanded the realms of my creativity. It’s this foundational joy and purity that I bring into each piece of art I create today at Running Duck Studio.

The Timeless Allure of Black and White Drawings: A Compelling Investment

Silent Night, beautiful owl flying Drawing of a flying owl in black and white

Black and white drawings possess an enchanting quality that transcends fleeting trends and fads. Their monochromatic palette and minimalist aesthetics exude a classic elegance that stands the test of time. In this article, we explore why investing in black and white drawings can be a wise decision, delving into their timeless appeal, emotional impact, scarcity, … Read more