Haven’t had the opportunity to do one of these for a while now… this means that I have been driving home after the peak hour and not that the traffic has been good! It will soon be too dark for me to see what I am doing… but I don’t suppose that will stop me!
CONTINUE READINGOk… here is the start of the monthly challenge for me. To start with I really didn’t realize how poor my eyesight is, for the purposes of drawing, without the aid of my glasses. But still I made an attempt though my (new) hairdresser (this is only the second time she has cut my hair)...
CONTINUE READINGIt’s nearly May again and that means I will be taking part in the Everyday in May challenge – do a sketch every day for the month. As I didn’t have a blog last year I thought I would share all my sketches from last year’s challenge – done in an A6 landscape Moleskine sketchbook...
CONTINUE READINGThere is nothing better than an elaborate scribble to finish off the day… (even if I still have my headache)…can you tell that I LOVE doing sketches like this?
CONTINUE READINGA very quick sketch tonight and an example of how watercolour can sometimes get so out of hand and do its own thing! While most of you are enjoying warmer weather, here in Sydney we are about to go into winter and on the weekend the seasons seemed to have changed…. (To prove the point...
CONTINUE READINGA quick sketch to start my new journal – always good to break through the brand new book barrier. The nice thing about the Daler Rowney sketchbook that I use is that the very first spread contains the same paper so I start sketching from the inside cover. This is the state of my palette...
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