I love letting children do stuff in my sketchbook and over the years I’ve tried different strategies. As I want all the pages of my sketchbook to tie together in some way I’m always exploring ways of letting go but still having some degree of control. 🙂 Last January I was drawing in my...
CONTINUE READINGSeveral months ago I decided that I wanted to use more full pans in my everyday palette. This meant some hard decisions as I love all the pigments in my everyday palette (see the full listing here) and all the colours are included for a specific reason. I’m a little surprised how well I’ve been...
CONTINUE READINGDecember was such a busy month that I didn’t get time to do much scanning. But I was still doing regular morning sketches in my local area (including the Village Green). Here is a collection of sketches done last month – I was still playing with different materials, taking risks, and trying new combos. Some...
CONTINUE READINGA few weeks ago I asked on Instagram and my blog for people to share the main challenges they face when sketching with watercolour. I loved going through all the responses and there was a clear winner! The next three challenges also stood out from the rest and all four struggles are things that I...
CONTINUE READINGHappy New Year! I hope that 2024 will be a good year for you and your family. For the last few weeks I’ve been flipping through the pages of my 2023 sketchbooks (see this article for more) and thinking about how well I achieved last year’s goals. They were: Continue experimenting Make time for more...
CONTINUE READINGIn addition to reviewing my sketchbooks for the past 12 months, I’ve also done a review of all the blogposts I’ve published in 2023. So here is a collection of the top articles – the most visited/commented on. It’s interesting to see how they relate to my sketching review.:-) Watercolour I know that you all...
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