Despite the busyness of the last few weeks for me, I’m happy to report that I am sticking to my resolution of sketching people almost daily. Yay! Not only that, but I am enjoying it immensely and have lots of ideas to share. However, as I’m not back into my usual routine yet (after moving...
CONTINUE READINGI am very honoured to be teaching again at this year’s Urban Sketchers Symposium in Chicago, and very excited to be visiting a city that has been at the top of my “American Cities to Visit” list. My workshop builds on last year’s workshop SketchingArchitecture in Edges, Shapes and Volumes – this time I want...
CONTINUE READINGI have spent the last week packing and moving to a new home so naturally it has been very busy. On top of that, Sydney has experienced some extremely hot weather 43C (109F) – in fact parts of Sydney reached 47C (116F) – which made this past week even more challenging. And at the same...
CONTINUE READINGThis week in the Foundations Friday series we are up to one of my favourite lessons: Minimal Setup. The big idea of this lesson is to minimise the amount of pencil setup lines you need before starting with ink. And the most minimal setup of all, is none, just drawing directly in ink. A lot...
CONTINUE READINGA super quick post today to let you all know that I am moving home in the next fortnight. As you can imagine things are a little busy and all over the place at the moment. As a result, I can’t stick to my usual 5 articles a week, but I will be continuing with...
CONTINUE READINGI had a wonderful day with the Urban Sketchers Sydney group on Saturday. I missed a lot of the USK SYD sketchmeets in 2016, so it is great to be back, and especially as this month was a special event. Natalie O’Connorand Carla Hananiah, resident artists for Winsor & Newtown not only did a presentation...
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