There is always a backlog of scans to do when you get back from a trip – even when you were ‘hardly’ sketching because it was a ‘work trip’. Most of my readers will know that my work = sketching and when I say hardly sketching it is always more than I think! Anyway,...
CONTINUE READINGI went into the city today to do some sketches specifically for the sketching architecture book which I am writing at the moment and as I found myself in The Rocks area I couldn’t resist a visit to my favourite tearoom The Tea Cosy. And when I saw that they were making Hot Cross Scones...
CONTINUE READINGNext in my Foundations Friday series where I am revisiting the lessons from my SketchingNow Foundations online sketching course is Lesson 7: Putting it all together. When I first ran the course, this lesson went live on Christmas Eve so it was more of recap week than new content. It was a chance to...
CONTINUE READINGAnyone that regularly follows me knows that I have a few sketching obsessions. Teacups being the main one, but I am also partial to sketching complex buildings in general and Baroque buildings in particular. But my obsessions also extend to sketching one building over and over again. The Sydney Opera House (SOH) is one...
CONTINUE READINGIt’s fairly unusual for me to start drinking out of a new teacup and NOT sketch it, but that is what has happened over the last four days. But today I paused mid-morning in order to have a quiet moment enjoying my new teacup and getting it into my sketchbook. This cup – Royal...
CONTINUE READINGWelcome to my re-designed blog!! I am super excited that after a long time of dreaming, planning and finally implementing my ideas of what I wanted my blog to become… it is now here! Yay!!! So here is a summary of some features of the new design: My blog has moved from Blogger to WordPress....
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