I have been trying all year to post to this blog more regularly… but I am determined to do so from now on….(yah! really! I hear you say!) I have also found than now I live and work in the heart of Sydney suburbia that I have been somewhat uninspired architecturally. I thrive on being...
CONTINUE READINGArc de Triomf – 40th Worldwide sketchcrawl …in Barcelona with hundreds of other sketchers!!! The three day event is a lot of fun…. At the end of Day 1 you are exhausted, have done so much and then realise there are still 2 full days to go. Tee second day you get in the swing...
CONTINUE READINGThere is always a bit of adjustment for me when I come home from a big trip. I go back to my normal sketchbook (A5 Stillman and Birn Alpha) and for some reason in the last 6 months this every day book has now become a lot more casual. It is more about recording my...
CONTINUE READINGWorking very wet mainly with a squirrel brush… (do you have any idea how much water someone who doesn’t have a feel for a squirrel brush can manage to get into a single load of the brush… totally out of control) Two things influenced this spread in my sketchbook 1. I got a new exciting...
CONTINUE READINGTwo sketches from last night. Had a wonderful catch up with Alissa and Chris – my Sydney friends who were at the symposium in BCN. What an absolute treat it is for me this year to have friends to share with in an unrestrained way (a lot of other friends don’t really understand what...
CONTINUE READINGOpening sketch today is a monster from Inma’s workshop! I started the day with a very quick warmup sketch rather than getting to the panel. When surrounded by people all day – and so many people, I like to have these little solo escapes with my sketchbook. Helps keep my hand eye coordination in...
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