…since I’ve done a watercolour teacup sketch! After such a teacup intensive few months during April – June I had a bit of a break. This is mainly due to a busy month with family and then 2 months of dry media. So here are two recent teacup sketches – Winsor by Royal Stuart (Vintage)...
CONTINUE READINGThis year I’ve been doing a number of perspective workshops for Interior Designers and so I thought it was time to do a blog post about it! These workshops have been focused on design/presentation drawings rather than observational sketching – so it’s a change from what I normally teach and I’ve been enjoying it...
CONTINUE READINGIt’s a little hard to believe that until a few weeks ago I had never sketched my church as it’s been an important part of my life since I was a baby! But on the other hand, it’s not surprising at all. As I don’t sketch on Sundays (it’s my day of rest and worship)...
CONTINUE READINGI know that I haven’t been sharing my everyday sketching much lately… but it’s still going on in the background. I’m continuing to go out for a morning walk, coffee and sketch, and I’m still drawing my local Village Green over and over. I’m also continuing to use my Village Green work for experimentation and...
CONTINUE READINGEvery few months I have a ‘zoom’ catchup with my friend Françoise from Belgium. As we talk we always sketch from a photo of recent adventures or travels. As Frannie has traveled much more than me this year, we normally do a European sketch. But this time she wanted to sketch from a Canowindra photo...
CONTINUE READINGThe other week I was in the City to do some sketching and realised I didn’t have a graphite pencil in my kit. So I headed to Kinokunyia and found a very cool simple mechanical pencil by Kokuyo – Enpitsu sharp mechanical pencil with a 1.3mm lead. (Some of you might have noticed me using...
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