I’ve been into the City twice recently – the first time I was with family and the second was a solo outing. The amount and style of sketching from both was, not surprisingly, quite different. FRIDAY EVENING OUTING For those of you who know Sydney… I met up with my brother, sister-in-law and their 4...
CONTINUE READINGIf you haven’t already heard, I’m hosting a Live Version of my Sketchbook Design in the New Year (starting on 4th January). We’ll be working through the lessons over 9 weeks and I’ll be hosting 6 bonus livestreams where we’ll go through the concepts together. You’ll be able to ask me questions and watch additional...
CONTINUE READINGA short article today, to bring you up to date with the teacup sketches I’ve done in the past week. I’m really enjoying using cups from my Royal Albert 100 years set that go nicely with my green teapot. As I’ve gotten the big pink boxes down from their storage spot on top of a...
CONTINUE READINGIt’s time to wrap-up this series of articles with Five Reflections from my trip to Port Macquarie. 1. Non-stop sketching As mentioned previously, using a smaller book and Alpha paper definitely made a difference to my sketching. It freed me up to sketch non-stop and take risks. I’m very happy with how much sketching I...
CONTINUE READINGAfter putting together a Beach Sketch collection, I just had to do the same for my food/cafe sketches as well, didn’t I? 🙂 So in this article, I have included all my sketches from Port Macquarie cafes. Most of these were done in the company of others so they represent a degree of reflex sketching....
CONTINUE READINGAfter sharing all my pages from my recent trip to Port Macquarie, I thought it would be fun to put my beach sketches together in the one article. I’ve cropped them and done a quick photoshop edit to remove the gutter and then grouped them by beach. Not surprisingly Flynn’s Beach was the most sketched!...
CONTINUE READING
Online Sketching Courses with Liz Steel
