Here in Sydney at the moment, we are back in lockdown and so to add a little something distinctive to my daily routine I’m drinking out of a different teacup each day. And of course, sketching them! I normally drink my tea from a fancy cup anyway but it’s usually the same cup for a...
CONTINUE READINGIt’s time to get back to my regular habit of monthly roundups… June was a big month on the blog and also in my own sketching as I transitioned from my big sketching adventure to everyday life. I did a lot of sketching but naturally missed all the travel sketching and exploring new places. I...
CONTINUE READINGThis year I had a very relaxed approach to the 30×30 challenge ie. I wasn’t seriously trying to do it. I made a bit of an effort for the first week (see here) but since then, I’ve just done my normal sketching. Although I am talking about direct watercolour during the livestreams that I’m hosting...
CONTINUE READINGA few days ago I got an exciting package from Art Toolkit with two new pocket palettes. Or rather one pocket palette (the original size) and one of the brand new folio palettes. The pocket palette I ordered was the sketchers set filled with 12 pans of Greenleaf and Blueberry hand-mulled pigments. I’ve been wanting...
CONTINUE READINGThose of you who know Echo Point in the Blue Mountains will be confused by this title as there are certainly no mangroves there. But I’m talking about Echo Point in Roseville just down from the Roseville Bridge… and there are plenty of mangroves and casuarinas as well! And that’s exactly what I sketched...
CONTINUE READINGIt’s time to bring you up to date with what I’ve been doing in my everyday sketching since I got home from my big road trip. So you might want to make yourself a hot drink before proceeding as this is a long article! 🙂 Every time I go on a big sketching trip I...
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