I knew it would happen one day… today was the day…but it turned out to be more amazing than one would expect! I was sitting in T2 sketching and someone came up and asked “Are you Liz?” She then explained that she knew my work …and not only that but she was friends with Wil...
CONTINUE READING….Some more exercise in drawing people…practice practice practice. I drew this very quickly and living with the consequences…I really do love sketching from this crazy book – lots of variety of faces! Next time I will attempt to do a few less but be a little more careful.
CONTINUE READINGNeed to have a day at home today so here is what I got up to with my sketchbook! Visions of Suburbia….Colorbond Roof extensions and solar panels. Unlike the extension I posted the other day, this one retains the scale of the existing californian bungalow. We are the only ones (from our battleaxe block) who...
CONTINUE READINGThe end of my black tea detox… read my comments to see the surprising results…. the fact that it tasted different is a sign that the period of my deprivation was long enough. Going to try to remain drinking herbals and greens (and maybe reds). Haven’t sketched this special cup very much (as it...
CONTINUE READINGI was in town yesterday afternoon and had a chance to do some more sketching of the Town Hall – which is one of the most complicated buildings in Sydney. While not Baroque it is in the grand Victorian Second Empire style and reminds me of sketching the Louvre. I was intending to do...
CONTINUE READINGLast week I posted this sketch to my flickr with the idea of making sketching perspective on location simpler. The main intent is to sketch a simple building on a flat site without having to establish the vanishing points (which are often off the page of your sketchbook) (click on photo to access the...
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