This year I have taught three workshops as part of the USK SYD 10×10 Programme and they all have been focused on the one topic: Sketching Complex Scenes in Shapes and Edges. As well as sharing some photos from the workshops, I thought it would be nice to share some tips which you can implement...
CONTINUE READINGMost of you know that I sketch my coffee nearly every morning as a bit of a ritual. I’m not concerned with how good my sketches are as the goal is simply to get my creative juices pumping. But I’m always a bit uncomfortable with how much the coffee sketches dominate my sketchbook. I’ve recently...
CONTINUE READINGAs I mentioned a few weeks ago, I have been sketching quite a lot in the past month and a half since I returned from my big trip. The main reason for this is that I’ve been out and about a lot, teaching and doing a lot of teaching prep. I also had a mini...
CONTINUE READINGI’m really enjoying reading everyone’s comments on last week’s article working out which of my early sketches were done with WN Cotman paints rather than WN Professional Water Colour. A huge thanks to everyone who left a reply and especially those who explained the reasons for the choice). If you missed it, please go and...
CONTINUE READINGI’m really excited to announce that we are offering Palladian Oydssey sketching tours again in 2019 and they are filling up fast! Most of you who follow my blog, know that the Palladian Odyssey tours have become a big part of my year. In fact, they are my absolute favourite workshops to teach for a...
CONTINUE READINGI’m interstate this week for a few days teaching a workshop, so I don’t have time to do the big reveal for my Student vs Artist grade question. (I’m loving all the comments!) But just as a teaser, here is a sketch I did this week of my morning latte done with WN Cotman (student...
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