If you haven’t already realized I hope to attend the 2nd International Urban Sketchers symposium in Lisbon in July. As such I am testing out the colours in my palette over the next few weeks to see if there are any adjustments. Thanks to Robyn, I have an unexpected colour begging to be included (Cobalt...
CONTINUE READINGI can’t help it… I seem to have the urge for late night sketching on Friday night. SO even though I really NEED to do something about at least 6 of the pans in my tin that I have hit the bottom… I decide to sketch them instead. I will need to start the new...
CONTINUE READINGI ordered the first copies for myself last night… if they are all ok I will go public with the book. The book contains a summary of our adventures with my sketchbook — both random things of everyday life and a very brief summary of my big trip. All in all I CAN’T believe...
CONTINUE READINGMONDAY: Ok – now that my blurb book is ALMOST finished – I am going to get back to a disciplined life and food diary is going into serious mode. I have just thought of a art-goal as well for this exercise….. to see if I can get vivid colour with a waterbrush. I...
CONTINUE READING8:00pm Had a very busy day out today and wasn’t feeling 100% – had a background headache so didn’t have the usual drive to sketch madly all day. I got home at 7.30pm and this is the state of my pages. In many ways today was a perfect example of many of my days...
CONTINUE READINGA new colour ‘thanks’ to Robyn!!! Handprint site says about this: PB 74 Winsor & Newton cobalt blue deep is the most saturated of the paints listed here; it keeps its deep warm hue even when applied full strength; it also has a lovely gentle flocculation that appears in all mixed greens, blues and violets...
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