The third day in a row for me in the Rocks… Today the USK SYD gang drew on coffee cups as well as in their sketchbooks. One of our members who has been working on the events for The Rocks Aroma Festival ask us if we would like to draw on some cups and submit...
CONTINUE READINGI have a few days of daily sketches to catch up on this week… but in the mean time here are the two sketches I did today – back in the The Rocks again! Was there yesterday and will be there tomorrow for the USK SYD event. Today I did a bit of preparation for...
CONTINUE READINGLiz Steel: a Sketchbook Film from Sketchbook Skool on Vimeo. Well I am totally stoked to be able to share this film with you (I don’t normally use the word ‘stoked’ but I know you must be get tired of me using the phrase “I am so excited”) Danny Gregory has put together this extra...
CONTINUE READINGSo… first day in my trip to Tasmania last month I did sketch ‘that’ building from my previous post that I sketched in 2005. That building is what I call the ‘Butler Bank building’ – originally the Commercial Bank designed by Frank Bulter in 1866. It is now the home of the Tasmanian Heritage Council....
CONTINUE READINGFurther to yesterday’s big review of the old vs new moleskine watercolour sketchbook paper… here are my Tasmania sketchbooks in one. The first half of this book is in the New book, the second half is in the Old book. If you can’t see this – follow the link here
CONTINUE READINGIMPORTANT NOTE: Since I wrote this review the new Moleskine paper HAS improved considerably. It still has a mechanical grain and a noticeable front and back, but the differences are not as great as they were back in 2014 when I wrote this article. If you ever come across old stock of...
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