I don’t think that anyone who even casually follows my adventures here or on facebook or Instagram would have missed the fact that 2016 has been a massive year for me. From writing a book in a few months, planning a number of overseas workshops, redesigning this site, launching two SketchingNow courses, and a non-stop...
CONTINUE READINGMany people dream of travel sketching in Italy, but if they actually make it there, they either don’t feel as if they can take the time out to sketch while travelling with their partner or they don’t have the confidence to make the most of the little opportunities that one has when travelling. Is that...
CONTINUE READINGWell, after an epic 6-week adventure, my first run of SketchingNow Buildings has now finished. It was an incredible journey on so many levels. I felt so privileged to have this way of sharing many tips in great detail and in a format designed to help people take their architecture sketching to the next level....
CONTINUE READINGOn Friday afternoon, I taught the first of 12 workshops that are scheduled over the next number of months for BVN Architecture, one of the top firms in Australia. You can read about my introductory talk to them here. The plan is to take 4 different groups through a three workshop series based on...
CONTINUE READINGStill plugging away, doing what I can each day to fulfill my Inktober ‘requirements’ without putting any pressure on myself. Tuesday: This sketch is a little hard to see owing to the fine lines of a Rotring technical pen – it’s just a random sketch of some of my paintbrushes. I recently bought a cheap...
CONTINUE READINGGoing through the archives I found this sketch which was included in my Coloring Book Review last year (here and here), and I decided that it was worthy of an article of its own. The goal of this sketch was to explore different ways of sketching with line and colour. Each bag was done differently...
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