I feel very honoured to be teaching again at this year’s Urban Sketchers International Symposium in Amsterdam July 24-27. This will be my 10th symposium (I’m only one of 2 people who have been to all of them) and my 7th time teaching. But it’s the first time I will be teaching something other than...
CONTINUE READINGThis week we started a Re-run of my first SketchingNow course – Foundations. It’s been amazing to be a part of all the activity in the classroom over the last few days and I know it’s only going to get better as everyone starts to post their homework assignments. I’m personally going through the course...
CONTINUE READINGLike last year, I’ve just spent a little time looking at my stats to see what the most popular posts were for 2018. And they are… (drum roll please!) My new everyday sketching project Announcement of the One week 100 People challenge for 2018 Some favourite sketchbook pages and layout Other popular articles were: 12...
CONTINUE READINGJust a quick post today to share my last sketch of 2018. NYE was very quiet for me and I was asleep when midnight struck. Earlier in the evening I had fun sketching my new cup and pot and experimenting with watery washes and gel pens (white and gold). This isn’t the final version of...
CONTINUE READINGIt’s that time of year again, when I reflect on what I have done in the past 12 months and in particular what I have sketched. And part of this is to collect all my books in the one spot – and later tonight (it’s already NYE here) I will look through them all. I...
CONTINUE READINGTHIS POST HAS NOW BEEN UPDATED HERE My current sketching kit My daily sketching kit as of December 2018. This is the stuff which I carry with me (practically) everywhere. Paints A mix of Daniel Smith, Winsor and Newton and Schmincke watercolours in an Art Basics tin. More details here. Fountain Pens Lamy Joy pen...
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