I am finally getting around to posting my sketchbook from a recent trip to Melbourne, which I will share over three posts. On my return I wrote about Seven Reflections from this trip which you can read about here. I think the sketches speak for themselves, but if you wish to read more (including...
CONTINUE READINGI have been keeping up with the sketching, but not the posting of the daily challenges. And I apologize in advance that I have somehow got muddled with the numbers. So here we go. EDiM 07 An envelope I left this till too late in the day and was rushing. It didn’t help that...
CONTINUE READINGI thought it was time to sort my sketchbooks out… so here is the updated photo. Feels good to have them in some sort of order. Note: The A4 size books to the right of the red spine one on the second shelf are ones that are currently in use. I seem to have a...
CONTINUE READINGAs you all know, I am an architect by profession and as such know a lot about buildings. I was trained to produce drawings that describe a building in such a way that it could be built from them – technical construction drawings. I also learnt as a student, how to draw 3D projections of...
CONTINUE READINGWell it is only 6 days into the month and the daily challenge of Every Day in May is already becoming a challenge. It seems strange that I should find it a bit of a burden since I sketch nearly every day anyway… but to be honest it is. When I feel like I ‘have’...
CONTINUE READINGWell, I promised you I wouldn’t do tea…so it had to be my hot roast dinner tonight. As something different, I did this with various inks – I used 5 different pens. This is the first time I have used multi-coloured inklines in a hot meal sketch and as I suspected it is a bit...
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