It’s hard not to say each week “this is my favourite lesson”, but the subject of balancing line and colour is very dear to my heart. So much so, that I prepared a second course – SketchingNow Edges – to explore the concepts that I could only introduce during Foundations. The traditional perception of ink...
CONTINUE READINGAlthough I published articles at the time and afterwards shared a few of my favourite sketches from my big 8 week Europe trip last June-August, I haven’t shared my sketchbooks in their entirety. I have decided to share video flip-throughs of all 6 sketchbooks – one for each major destination. So here is the first...
CONTINUE READINGI am very excited to announce a 5-day challenge that Marc Taro Holmes and I have put together for next month. I hope you will join us. Here is the official description… Announcing a worldwide event: #ONE WEEK 100 PEOPLE 2017 March 2017, Monday 6th – Friday 10th. Do you want to get better at...
CONTINUE READINGA few weeks ago I shared my big art goal for 2017 – to get people into my sketchbook – and four elements of my plan: Accountability Research Finding the best approach Doing it and correcting it. And then, last week I gave you a quick update indicating that I have been sketching in a...
CONTINUE READINGI have to admit that moving (over the last fortnight) totally zapped my sketching energy. It wasn’t until my fourth evening (Thursday) in my new place that I felt like doing a sketch at all. My first sketch – the roof of the house next door – was done while standing on my balcony. Loose...
CONTINUE READINGI have to admit that I’m pleased that this particular lesson (a review of previous lessons rather than a new concept) coincided with my big moving week as I’m not really in a super-sketching mood. Exhaustion and stiffness are more the order of the day. However, I can always sketch a teacup! So please forgive my...
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