First: one of my lovely blog followers, Zoya, posted a copy of the latest Artist and Illustrators (a UK magazine which is not that common on the shelf down here) in which I wrote an article on sketching architecture. See the article in full. BTW I also wrote an article on sketching food which was...
CONTINUE READINGI am pleased to share my article on Sketching Architecture that I wrote for the UK magazine Artists & Illustrators. I am very thankful that one of my blog followers sent me a copy of it in the mail today as it is not a magazine that I see in the stores here (it is...
CONTINUE READINGhow to make a page out of nothing much… well a black box with a blue flashing light isn’t very exciting… but I just let myself go. It is funny that often these type of pages that record the trivia of life are the most fun to come across years later. Suddenly realised that...
CONTINUE READINGWonderful sketchcrawl today with a big group of sketchers. Once again it was more of a chat-crawl for me but I did manage to do a few sketches in between the chats. And not surprisingly with my thought thinking about sketching architecture classes in November…I did all the buildings I could see from the park...
CONTINUE READINGSorry for those that are totally sick of my cuppa sketches… but this one did me a lot of good (from an art point of view!) In need of some slowing down and an old familiar subject (but relatively new cup!) is just the right thing to slow right down and do some experimenting. Just...
CONTINUE READINGWeek 2 of my October class at Balmoral. Looking at line today and how different tools create different lines. And in particular exploring whether there are any ‘fast tools’. I am a great believer that it is good to have a tool in your daily kit (or a specific technique) that you can use...
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