It has taken me so long to get around to writing this review… but finally here is it. I want to share with you my thoughts about Marc Taro Holmes’ book “the Urban Sketcher”. If you haven’t bought this book, I highly recommend that you do, and if you have bought it, why not pull...
CONTINUE READING=Thanks to everyone who commented on yesterday’s post about pushing oneself for a challenge (EDiM in particular). Some really great responses and thoughts in the comment section – I encourage you to go and check it out and even add your thoughts to the discussion. Great discussion on facebook too! As is often the case...
CONTINUE READINGI know the month of May is not over yet, but in the last few days I haven’t even bothered to attempt the day’s sketching prompt. I knew that doing EDIM would be a challenge – not because I find it hard to sketch every day (I do that naturally 6 days a...
CONTINUE READINGNew week resolution: I am going to make time every time I go out to do a quick sketch of an everyday scene. Too often I just rush back to work and don’t allow myself the time to pause and record. This is a sketch of the back of a shop as seen from my...
CONTINUE READINGI have made my usual Issuu version of my Melbourne sketchbook so you can flick through every page! Click here And here is my entire sketchbook as a single image. Finally: Below is a summary of the other blog posts from the trip as well! Seven Reflections from my trip My sketchbook and pen collection...
CONTINUE READINGI just decided to do a quick teacup sketch with my recently purchased collection of Winsor & Newton Water Colour Markers. I also did a colour chart of my slightly curious collection of 6 colours ie. they would not be my first choice of 6 colour but I didn’t have the full range to choose...
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Online Sketching Courses with Liz Steel
