I’m more than halfway through my new sketchbook (Volume 169) and so it’s time to share some of my other recent sketches! You might have noticed that I’m sketching in the City a lot lately and it’s been really wonderful to get back to more complex scenes. But I’m still doing my everyday sketches in...
CONTINUE READINGLast Friday evening I went to a concert at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music – it’s been years since I’ve been to a concert like this! I decided beforehand that I wasn’t going to try and sketch non-stop (as I’ve done in the past) because I really just wanted to focus on watching the performance...
CONTINUE READING… have fun alternating between line and shape for the individual parts. And then focus on the overall composition in a more abstract way. Typically when I don’t have a lot of time I do an open-ended continuous line drawing (see more about continuous line sketching here.) But for the last month or so I’ve...
CONTINUE READINGBecause my coloured pencil sketch’n’walk drawings are so different from my normal sketching I thought it was time to put them all together in the one post. As discussed previously these are really quick sketches done at some point during my evening walk and I was standing up for most of them. I have a...
CONTINUE READINGLast week I had two sketching outings in the City and did some fun colourful versions of a few of Sydney’s important buildings. In February I did an ink drawing of Sydney Town Hall (see here) and last Wednesday afternoon I was hoping to do a coloured version… but it was a warm day and...
CONTINUE READINGLast week I announced in my monthly newsletter and in my livestream that I’m working on a new course all about… drumroll please… Teacups! I’ve been asked so many times to do a dedicated course on Teacups and so I’m super excited to be able to put it together now. I’m having lots of fun...
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