This is a loose watercolour (paint-only) sketch of one of the vintage cups that I recently acquired. It is the Floradora pattern by Booths China (taken over by Royal Doulton) and used to belong to my Aunt. I did this really quick sketch at the start of my workday recently and instantly decided that...
CONTINUE READINGThis is my third sketch of the Sydney Town Hall so far this year. Back in February, I did an ink drawing of one part of the southern facade (see here) and a few weeks ago I did a version from a nearby cafe (included in this article). Last week I managed to see an...
CONTINUE READINGI’ve added a few Sailor products to my sketching tools in recent months… and it’s time to share them. Sailor Kiwaguro pigmented ink A few months ago my friend @spatialsketch told me about this pigmented ink and so I bought a bottle. She also told me that it came in cartridges and I noticed the...
CONTINUE READINGI’m super excited to announce that my Teacups course is now open for enrollment! 4 week Self-Paced course Find out more and sign up Please check out the video which gives you a good idea of what we will be covering in the course. (BTW I’m holding my new special teacup bought especially for...
CONTINUE READINGI’ve been continuing to have regular short sketching outings in the City. Each Wednesday I have an hour or so to sketch before attending the mid-week meeting at my church and then last Friday night I went to another concert at The Con (Sydney Conservatorium of Music). And I’m continuing to have a lot of...
CONTINUE READINGIn Monday’s article I shared my recent everyday pages and they contained a number of teacups. But the fact is that I’ve done many more teacup sketches in the past few weeks! I decided last month, when I started doubling down on my Teacup Course prep, that I would do some no-pressure loose teacup sketches....
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