Today I was preparing for my #usksingapore2015 workshop: Pointless Perspective and Coloured Shapes. Here are my step by step sketches for the perspective part. I laid them out on the floor to get them in order and to work out if any explanation was missing. Every time I teach perspective I refine my ideas and...
CONTINUE READINGSigh! it was a big day yesterday (launching my Foundations Self Directed Course) – in fact, it has been a big week – a huge week working nonstop and not getting as much sleep as I should be. So last night at 10pm when everything seemed calm-ish, I switched off my computer and tried to...
CONTINUE READINGI have been so flat out that I haven’t touched my daily sketchbook so far this week. That is a big deal for me. Have to stop Sketching Now (ie working on my website… Launch soon!) and start sketching now!!! It is far more work than I imagined getting my site ready for getting 1....
CONTINUE READINGIt is hard to believe that it is nearly a year since I first sketched the construction site of Barangaroo…and back then I was so determined to sketch it regularly since it is such a significant change to the centre of Sydney. It has especially been on my mind for the last 2 months, but...
CONTINUE READINGYes, my week teaching at Sketchbook Skool has just begun. So I thought I would share a teacup that I did a little while ago (when I was testing out The Outside Studio’s Sketchers Atelier) but never posted. This particular cuppa sketch was not done using the technique I teach in my...
CONTINUE READINGThis week a big box arrived at my door containing a copy of a book that I only recently discovered. Public Sydney: Drawing the City by Philip Thalis and Peter John Cantrill. The other week, this sketch led me to google a certain UNSW lecturer which led me to this interesting panel discussion. One of...
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