Along with all the other projects and regular commitments that you see me doing (teaching, writing, sketching, scanning, filming and video editing etc) I am also working hard behind the scenes on SketchingNow stuff and planning some significant improvements in 2017. Last week one of the tasks I performed was collecting still shots from every...
CONTINUE READINGI have just finished 6 private workshops specially designed for architects and it was a most rewarding experience! I took two groups from BVN Architecture’s Sydney and Brisbane offices through a 3-workshop programme based on the first half of my Foundations course. I taught the fundamental concepts from that course however because they were an...
CONTINUE READINGI have finally gotten around to scanning some of the sketchbooks from my big Europe trip and so today I want to share a collection of sketches that I did during our Palladian Odyssey planning trip in the Veneto region, Italy. If you have somehow missed it, Mike Botton and I have planned a 5-day...
CONTINUE READINGWell, it’s mid-December and well and truly the crazy time of the year! So I am sure that you are busy, and I know that I am flat out, so my intention was to be shorter. However I ended up adding a flip through of my 2008 Food Sketchbook, a look at my teaching sketchbook...
CONTINUE READINGThis time last year I was in the middle of writing my epic series of articles about fountain pens for sketching. So, one year after all that research and testing of different pens, what am I currently using? Has it changed? Favourite fountain pens for sketching: These have remained unchanged! My beloved White Joy by...
CONTINUE READINGI know that some of you have been patiently waiting to hear what my new grey colour is. Well, I am finally ready to reveal it! I refer to it as “Soft Grey” and it is mixed from mostly Cerulean Blue Chromium, a little Monte Amiata Natural Sienna and a touch of Quinacridone Rose. Note:...
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