Regrettably, my full-time work schedule does not allow me to do full-scale sketching sessions too often, so most of the time I do a sketch on the go, whenever I am - so any place around London will suit me as a sketcher. I love working on along Regents canal, sketching birds, trees and people in the parks, or make a quick street scene from a cafe window, especially when it's cold outside.
I love trying all of the art materials and exploring how different materials work together in a sketch. When I go out of the house, I just grab something that lies on my work table - a bunch of colour pencils, a waterbrush, a watercolour box or just a ballpoint pen. All the materials are worth exploring and give a new dimension to my work.
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Marble Arch, waterbrush, india ink
Traffic jam, colour pencils, from an upper deck of a double decker bus.
Upper street sketch, North London, watercolour
Great Sketches and I really like that picture of you contemplating in front of those brushes, that always happens to me!
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your drawings. Yes, in the art shop, for me it's "I only have a gazillion brushes now, but I really need this one!!!"
ReplyDeleteNice work, and photos
ReplyDeleteI like the "traffic jam" as it is.
For a second there I thought you posted a photo of Daniel H. Wilson, the robotics guy.
Thank you guys!
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