Well first off, a huge thankyou to everyone that left a suggestion last week. I have a long list of things to fall back on now. Interestingly enough a lot of you suggested things that I have been thinking I ‘should’ sketch – great minds think alike! This week I made more of an effort...
CONTINUE READINGI have been starting to implement the Getting Things Done approach for the last few months and it has been great. I decided today that a Saturday morning cafe visit is the perfect time for me to do my weekly review – today it was a monthly review as well. I have so many projects...
CONTINUE READINGThis week for Foundations Friday I will be looking at the third way of seeing (visual thinking) : constructing volumes. Most artists focus on the first two ways of seeing, drawing with lines or painting with shapes. However as an architect, my brain is wired to think in terms of volumes – I have...
CONTINUE READINGI love starting my sketches with a watercolour wash rather than ink lines. I find that when it is just me and the pigment floating on the paper, I capture the light better and get more interesting coloured washes. I think this is because I am purely focusing on the coloured shapes and therefore see...
CONTINUE READINGI am super excited and thrilled to be once again teaching at this year’s Urban Sketchers Symposium in Manchester 27-30 July. I will be sharing how I sketch architecture experimentally in edges, shapes and volumes! Read the full workshop description here. There are a lot of different approaches to sketching architecture and over the last...
CONTINUE READINGG’day – had a dinky-di time on Straya Day with some of the fam. Snags (but no shrimps on the barbie) and damper for lunch. Then lammos sarvo with a cuppa. Too right, stone the crows, we had a ripper of a time. I never talk Aussie slang, but well… some days it just...
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