It 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...
CONTINUE READINGWhat I produced each lesson during the 12 weeks of the first run of Foundations is a massive amount to go through and do one more proofread of the handouts so ready to re-offer the course. It is an in-depth course with loads of content! Sign up for my newsletter for first news of...
CONTINUE READINGHere is a simple sketch that I did a little while back. I do really like using watercolour pencils in association with watercolour paint. Wow… how is this for a short blog post! It’s a sign that I am REALLY busy at the moment (so much so, that I prepared this post on the...
CONTINUE READINGWith 5 medical appointments in 3 days, this week is perfect for attempting Marc Taro Holmes 100 people sketches in a week (or the modified number of 50 set by a few fellow Sydney USKers.) Here are my sketches from today (23), plus a quick sketch of my sister’s big teddy bear which is...
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