I love compositional challenges in my sketchbook… I love putting a sketch on the page randomly and then working around it. As an architect I have worked with composition for years and I picked a lot over the last 15 years from the graphic design aspect of putting personal photo albums and work submissions...
CONTINUE READINGToday the USKSYD group was back at Cockatoo Island on a gorgeous summers day. About 15 sketchers managed to make it which was a great turnout (such a busy time of the year!) My starting sketch was a somewhat experimental. My thumb is a little sore at the moment so I tried to draw and...
CONTINUE READINGMore sketches from a week in Melbourne 2013 – the reason for the trip was running two workshops. So sketchbook is a ‘working book’ – sketching during workshops, working out ideas while casing the joint and relaxation sketches as I felt like it in between. Was a crazy week. To start… another Flinders St Station!...
CONTINUE READINGWhat a great way to finish the year – an ‘end of year morning tea’ for people who have been in my Sketching Architecture Classes or weekly classes during the year. Despite the short notice 15 of us enjoyed a social morning (no sketching required!)… though some of us still did. It is has been...
CONTINUE READINGSketches from a week in Melbourne 2013 – the reason for the trip was running two workshops. So sketchbook is a ‘working book’ – sketching during workshops, working out ideas while casing the joint and relaxation sketches as I felt like it in between. Was a crazy week…and once again the most sketched subject...
CONTINUE READINGLast Saturday I held a 1 day workshop on Sketching Architecture in the Rocks. It was a condensed summary of the content we covered in the 4 week class and was an action packed day. In addition to my content, we also had lots around to distract us – scattered showers, crowds, markets, passing...
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