Sorry about the repetitive nature of my sketches today… but you are all used to my obssession with sketching tea and tea related subjects. Today was the first Saturday for 7 weeks that I didn’t need to go into the city (downtown) and therefore no visit to Tara Tearoom (and I told the owner and...
CONTINUE READINGHard to believe but I am not going away or trying to do lots of crazy things this Easter… I am actually going to TRY to relax. So what better way than a sleep in and SLOW teacup sketch to start my day. My Royal Albert 100 year teaset was completed last night with the...
CONTINUE READINGAnother special visit to T2 – the waiter who kindly got some Grand Yunnan just for me last week suggested a new tea and gave me some new cups. Then I met a new waiter (who mistakenly thought I would want my table cleared!?!) and then because of this conversation two girls came up when...
CONTINUE READINGGuess whose bestest sketching friend from Scotland has arrived in Australia for a holiday and guess who sketched people at the airport while others were watching her. And guess who is excited about both? BTW the horizontal format of this moleskine is great for a collection of scribbles like these! Leftovers from a 21st… Of...
CONTINUE READINGA great but extremely wet sketchcrawl today – here are the first installment in the morning. Done in my moleskine. Second half of my sketchcrawl sketches – the final sketchabout in the Botanic Gardens.(done in my Garden sketchbook) 11 spreads in total today – most of which were sketch in damp or rushed conditions. I...
CONTINUE READINGMore pages from my moleskine… although not my preferred orientation I AM starting to enjoy the change. All these three sketches were rushed – wish I had had a little more time for them. Enjoying using watercolour paper rather than just cartridge…but missing that tooth of my usual sketchbook. BTW I am NOT liking the...
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