As I’m having a busy week, I’m going to do a few short posts of some recent sketches… This double-page spread is just a simple everyday sketch I did a few weeks ago which I like. It’s of a local scene – a street tree and a big East Lindfield house – that was painted...
CONTINUE READINGAfter a week of Royal Albert, it was only natural that I would do a week of T2 cups since it’s the brand I have the most of. T2 (Tea Too) is a local tea store that sells lots of fun teas and teawares. They used to have two teahouses in Sydney – Macquarie Centre...
CONTINUE READINGEarlier in the week, I teased you about the fact I’ve been working on another project during the current Sydney lockdown. Not only am I sketching a different teacup each day, but I’m also working my way through a list of all Palladio’s villas! I only started this project last week and I’m not necessarily...
CONTINUE READINGLast week I decided to only use (and sketch) teacups from my Royal Albert collection. And as I missed a few days last weekend, I also decided to catch up so that I have one teacup sketch per day in lockdown. (If you missed it, here in Sydney we’re locked down again). There is a...
CONTINUE READINGMost of you would have already heard that my Sketchbook Design course is returning soon with a Group Run-through starting on Wednesday 4 August. Update 23 July: Doors are now open again – click here for more info. But as my blog is where I share personal thoughts and reflections on my work, I thought...
CONTINUE READINGAs I mentioned in my monthly newsletter yesterday, one of the big takeaways from my recent road trip has been a return to my ‘geography roots’. This was sparked by my love of the Hay Plain and two stops on the way to Mungo National Park. As a result, I’m really wanting to learn more...
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