I held my Launceston workshop in the wonderful Queen Victoria Museum at Inveresk. Really love this place. Lots of interesting things to sketch inside and wonderful textured sheds to sketch outside. I went to the museum 3 days in a row- 2 to prepare and 1 for the workshop. Oh- and I popped in at...
CONTINUE READINGGoing to be a little thematic now for a few posts… Despite 4 previous visits to Tasmania, I really have only passed through Launceston. So it was very nice to have 6 nights there… and well, the architecture of this place is amazing!! I definitely need to have more time here. First sketch was Chalmers...
CONTINUE READINGSadly didn’t get a chance to do a walk or really get into any wilderness this trip… hopefully next time I will be able to (some friends of mine have a plan – just hope it isn’t too serious a hike!! For those that are interested Jerusalem Walls was suggested) But I started the day...
CONTINUE READINGSad to leave Hobart…but it was nice to get out on the road and have two crazy Liz-style sketching days. First day was traveling to Deloraine along the Heritage Highway. I wanted to stop at 4 different towns along the way. First stop: very quick loose exploratory sketch of St Marks Pontville by James Blackburn....
CONTINUE READINGLast two (sketching) days in Hobart included a leisurely Friday (???) and my one day workshop at TMAG. Friday: was meeting Jane (who was down from Sydney) and sharing in her birthday lunch but before(and after) I snuck in a few sketches (surprise surprise!) A tearoom that I had spotted eariler in the week –...
CONTINUE READINGOn the Monday before my workshops I had a day trip with some sketching ‘just for me’. There was very little of this during my 2.5weeks in Tasmania – so the days that I had just for fun were special. I started with some tea and scones with jam and cream! Time to get out...
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