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A day in town - a new tool and a surprise meeting

May 19, 2015 | 7 Comments
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Sketching Sydney

Do you remember someone stating that even though my Foundations Course was finishing up (in Feb) that I would still continue my weekly SketchingNow Adventures. Ha! That hasn’t happened has it? I am trying to work out a way to schedule these sketching outings into my weeks and although today’s adventure was in response to...

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Other recent adventures in my sketchbook

May 18, 2015 | 4 Comments
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Everyday SketchingSketching Sydney

If you have been wondering… despite sometimes struggling to do the Every Day in May challenge each day,  I have still doing my regular sketching. And that includes the usual suspects…. A cup of tea sketch… to get me going on a Friday morning. A Saturday afternoon visit to The Vogue Cafe at Macquarie Centre…...

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Every Day in May: EDIM 12-16

May 16, 2015 | 5 Comments
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Everyday SketchingWatercolour

EDiM 16 Ingredients for a favourite recipe I WAS going to draw the ingredients for pumpkin scones (not that I ever allow myself to bake any) but I hadn’t planned ahead and omitted to buy a pumpkin this week. So because I feeling very uncreative after a busy week today, I decided on the essential...

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New Product Review: The Outside Studio "Sketcher's Atelier"

May 15, 2015 | 5 Comments
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Kit in ActionReviews

Putting together a sketching kit is an important part of being able to regularly sketch out on location. If you don’t have a lightweight, compact, easily accessible kit then the chances are that it will be ‘too hard’ to get out when you see something that you want to sketch. Another big aspect is working...

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Melbourne Sketches - Part 3

May 14, 2015 | Leave your thoughts
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Here are the final two days of sketches from a fortnight in Melbourne April 2015. Yes this long post contains what I did in two days…. way too many cafe visits in this collection as well! If you missed it Melbourne Sketches Part 1 Melbourne Sketches Part 2 Seven Reflections from my Melbourne Trip All...

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Mellbourne Sketches - Part 2

May 13, 2015 | 4 Comments
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Here is the next few days worth of sketches from a fortnight in Melbourne April 2015 If you missed it Melbourne Sketches Part 1 and just for the record, I have just added some descriptions to the sketches that I posted yesterday. Seven Reflections from my Melbourne Trip All Melbourne sketches  – including updates ‘enroute’...

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