Funny that I get tea related gifts! Special tea bags from the UK, and a Haggis for Borromini (I didn’t get a friend for him last year when I was in Edinburgh) but with very special handmade legs. The legs of the Haggis are longer on one side of its body than the other, in...
CONTINUE READING… 3kg of the best Earl Grey tea in the world- Taylors of Harrogate. Purchased from a distributor as hard to find anywhere to buy it…and of course cheaper, (very reasonable in fact) to buy in bulk. This page was an experiment in using some of my new big flat brushes- 40mm and 25mm flats....
CONTINUE READINGOpen publication Here is Volume 2 – my symposium sketchbook which also includes the day before and the Monday afterward. A few general comments 1. I am really quite amazed at how many sketches I actually did considering that this year I was one of the instructors and the humidity was so draining. As...
CONTINUE READINGAnother big upload of sketches… What I have done since getting home…. still too busy doing other things (like scanning) to focus on sketching…but still I sketch!
CONTINUE READINGIt has been a while since I did one of these (well except for my marker experiment last week!) and I know some of you are pleased to have a break from these tea cup sketches (I know I draw a lot of them!!!) I have a million things to do (now that most of...
CONTINUE READINGWell this is it – all my NYC sketches are now scanned… just uploaded the final morning’s worth (I have been scanning and posting at the same intensity at which I sketched!!!) … only 5 architectural sketches (2 of which had paint added later), a catch up with Veronica Lawlor (sadly couldn’t make it to...
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