Following on from last week’s article, here is part 2 of my five day City Break. It was a really fantastic week – I got so much work done (reviewing this year and planning 2020) and I had a lot of fun being a tourist in my hometown. And I did a lot of...
CONTINUE READINGThis is a quick simple sketch which explains a lot of my approach to sketching architecture. It’s amazing how many thoughts I had while I was doing this! Here are a few tips about the way I worked: started with big shapes and structure made sure I drew extra lines to allow for the thicknesses...
CONTINUE READINGThis week I’m staying in a new hotel in the CBD as I’m doing a big end of year review and planning for 2020. I’m also doing some sketching and exploring the best cafes in town. I have the slightest possible harbour view from my room and I feel as if I’m looking at a...
CONTINUE READINGOn Friday night we had a lovely casual Urban Sketchers Sydney meet at Circular Quay. I was surprised how many people turned up considering it’s now the crazy time of the year. There were heaps of people in town – it was a popular night for Xmas parties I think. I managed two sketches in...
CONTINUE READINGJust a really quick post to remind you that we have gift certificates available for SketchingNow courses. You can either buy a certificate for a particular course, or a $50USD or $100USD certificate which can be used for any course. Click here to find out more. And another reminder that I’m hosting a Group Run-through...
CONTINUE READINGA few weeks ago I started an Indesign file so I could keep track of how many and which teacups I have sketched as part of this mini project – sketching through my teacup collection. I was shocked to discover that yellow-green-blue cups have been dominating and that I hadn’t sketched a single pink cup....
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