Tuesdays and Wednesdays are the days that I focus almost exclusively on my SketchingNow course (currently it’s the Group Run-through of my Foundations course) so I didn’t have time to do anything new. I simply had two sessions at my local cafe, using a similar technique that I’ve used in previous years of this challenge....
CONTINUE READINGDay 1 of the OneWeek100People challenge is always a little hard – particularly if I haven’t been sketching people much. (Which is definitely the case this year!) I normally say that the first day is about establishing a rhythm and that was the case again today. I have the goal of doing two 100s –...
CONTINUE READINGThe OneWeek100People challenge is on again next week (if you missed it, the details are here) and I’m really looking forward to focusing on people sketching again. At the beginning of 2020 I was sketching people all the time but the pandemic obviously stopped that. I’ve never really gotten back to it and so thinking...
CONTINUE READINGAs I mentioned in my monthly newsletter that went out last night, sketching is a great thing to do with my hands while I’m processing thoughts in my head. And I’ve been doing that a bit lately! In recent months I’ve started doing cross-stitch again and it’s also a great hand activity to do while...
CONTINUE READINGInside my SketchingNow courses, I often get asked for some tips for sketching windows/ glass. Last year I did cover this topic in some detail during a livestream inside my Edges course (Refer to Livestream 7 2021 in section 4.18 of Edges) but these sketches summarise those thoughts. A few comments that relate to...
CONTINUE READINGI’ve just filmed another walk-through video on YouTube this time of my recent 7×10 spiral Alpha. Click on the image above or here to watch. I hope that you enjoy it. Articles explaining more about the pages in this book can be found here.
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