Thanks to everyone who left a comment on my previous article about the new Aquarius colours whether here on the blog or on Instagram. It was really fun to find out what colours you were interested in. I plan to work my way through all the colours doing mixing tests and then work out a...
CONTINUE READINGThe secret of sketching quickly and loosely is being able to assess your subject/scene in terms of edges, shapes and volumes. This involves deciding on the important edges, simplifying into big shapes and seeing the underlying volumes. For this 15-minute sketch of St Marys, I first thought about the volumes, then I started with the...
CONTINUE READINGA few weeks ago I got an exciting package from Poland with the 20 new Roman Szmal Aquarius colours for 2023 – thanks Roman for sending them to me. Of course I immediately swatched them out (there are some beautiful colours in the collection) but then didn’t know what to do. Having 20 new colours...
CONTINUE READING…since I’ve done a watercolour teacup sketch! After such a teacup intensive few months during April – June I had a bit of a break. This is mainly due to a busy month with family and then 2 months of dry media. So here are two recent teacup sketches – Winsor by Royal Stuart (Vintage)...
CONTINUE READINGThis year I’ve been doing a number of perspective workshops for Interior Designers and so I thought it was time to do a blog post about it! These workshops have been focused on design/presentation drawings rather than observational sketching – so it’s a change from what I normally teach and I’ve been enjoying it...
CONTINUE READINGIt’s a little hard to believe that until a few weeks ago I had never sketched my church as it’s been an important part of my life since I was a baby! But on the other hand, it’s not surprising at all. As I don’t sketch on Sundays (it’s my day of rest and worship)...
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