If you haven’t already heard, I’ve organised Group Timetables for two of my SketchingNow Courses! When we wrapped up Sketchbook Design last month a number of people shared that they wanted to go through Foundations and/or Watercolour next, so I’m excited to be able to offer a way that they can work through the lessons...
CONTINUE READINGSo it took me all five days to reach 100 people and I didn’t doany extra (last year I did over 200!) I feel unbelievably thankful that I was able to spend my afternoons in my local cafe (in NSW it’s over 50 days since the last case of community transmission) as I’m only really...
CONTINUE READING… actually, it might have been even longer! Another Scottish castle – this time Glamis – done during a Zoom catchup with Esther. We’re trying to do this on a fortnightly basis and we’re continuing our theme of Scottish Castles (see also Cawdor and Midhope, Urquhart and Dunnotar) I rarely spend this long doing a...
CONTINUE READINGAnother two days of sketching people at my local cafe and a little bit of warmup beforehand (sketching from photos). My favourite sketch of the two days is this one of Anthony, the owner of the cafe. It was the last one of Day 2 when I was getting a little tired. I like the...
CONTINUE READINGOn Saturday I made it out to the monthly meet of Urban Sketchers Sydney for my third day in a row of on-location sketching. At the moment here in NSW we are allowed a maximum of 50 people at outdoor gatherings so we had two separate groups at different locations around Circular Quay (I was...
CONTINUE READINGAs I haven’t really been sketching people since the One Week 100 People challenge last year Day 1 was all about getting into the rhythm! I managed to do a little research in the morning and then headed to my local cafe in the afternoon. It’s normally very busy here so I was completely thrown...
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