Further 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...
CONTINUE READINGA little sketch that I did a number of years ago of Milan Cathedral was used on the promotional material for the EHSG Conference in Milan. 3,000 participants and over 130 exhibitors attended the – European Human Genetics Gconference and my sketch was even used for an app! It is great that something that I...
CONTINUE READINGA brief outing this afternoon resulted in two sketches of a random house. The first version was ink first then paint. I was impatient and started my second passage before the first had dried… so thought I would try a second one to fill in time while the paint of the first one dried. I...
CONTINUE READINGA quiet morning at home – not feeling like doing much. So I actually attempted to sketch the view from my work spot on the back verandah. If you can keep out of the wind, most sunny days of a Sydney winter are unbelievably warm in the sun. I have a window of opportunity to...
CONTINUE READINGI am just putting the finishing touches on my content for my upcoming ‘klass’ in Sketchbook Skool and just realised that I never posted this image of my record of the day. I wish I had more photos of the guys in action… such a fun day but it was huge. Started with catching a...
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