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Creating a work sketchbook

February 24, 2010 | Leave your thoughts
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In the last few weeks I have been trying to integrate a work/architecture sketchbook into my daily one as I had a dedicated sketchbook for inspiration architecture sitting on my desk at work and never used it. But, after nearly three weeks of getting to work early to do some architecture sketching I am not...

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More Sunday Notes

February 20, 2010 | Leave your thoughts
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Here is another of my flower sketches – used to decorate a ‘text page’ in my sketchbook – which I filled up the next day at church or general reading in the afternoon. I normally do these late Saturday night before I go to bed- so are done very quickly.

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Zoo visit 2: Sketching animals and architecture

February 20, 2010 | Leave your thoughts
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   My second visit to the zoo – I have now got my moneys worth of my yearly membership! I am still in the ‘have to see everything’ mood and am therefore enjoying looking at the animals rather than being seriously committed to sketching. I only arrived after lunch (another great feature of a yearly...

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Friday night randomness: One hour exercise

February 19, 2010 | 4 Comments
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  A page in response to Suzanne’s 10 hour exercise challenge I put together this page during 8-9pm tonight – on the left hand side of the page was a strip of traffic trauma therapy sketching from my journey home – I did a photoshop invert to make the terrible sketches look a little more...

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Sketching at work this week and pleased with the results

February 19, 2010 | 3 Comments
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All my sketches this week – done either early morning before I started my day or during my lunch break. My morning architectural sketches are a mixed bag and I have been overlaying butter paper doodles that I have done during the day. – a fairly productive week – sketching at lunch takes the pressure(or...

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The Rest Park at Lunch

February 17, 2010 | Leave your thoughts
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I am SUCH a creature of habit…how many times have I ducked out of the office at lunch to sketch in this park – doing a quick 10 min sketch before getting back to work. Am I becoming monotonous? St Thomas Rest Park, Crows Nest, North Sydney

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