Brush markers and watercolour in Seawhite in Brighton sketchbook.
04/02/2011
03/02/2011
Penguins on the beach
I'm still engaged in the endless and boring task of scanning in drawings, which I suppose is a good thing, since I haven't had time to make any drawings over the past week or so.
Brush marker and watercolour in Seawhite of Brighton sketchbook.
01/02/2011
31/01/2011
Wearing my other hat
Coming soon from Manchester University Press, around mid February... this promises to replace Stig Larsson on the page-turner best-seller list...
30/01/2011
Same view, different times
Well, same-ish view, Kommetjie beach from a particular bench on the boardwalk for the last three, and actually on the beach in the first spread. I've always loved the almost-repetition of the almost-the-same. It's the underlying minimalism of my not very minimalist work...
Brush markers and watercolour in Seawhite of Brighton sketchbook.
Brush markers and watercolour in Windsor and Newton spiral-bound sketchbook.
29/01/2011
Hot from Lisbon
From my sweet and thoughtful sister in law, who attended the opening of the exhibition of sketchbooks in Portugal today (thank you Carole!)... these photographs:
Chilling, I think they call it.
Still scanning sketchbooks from South Africa. The scanning of double page spreads of this square sketchbook involves scanning each page separately and then seaming them together on Photoshop - takes rather longer than the zippy face-down-scan-and-blog approach you can take with Moleskines or A4 spiral-bound pads that fit perfectly onto the scanner!
Brush markers (and in the last spread, a touch of watercolour) in Seawhite of Brighton sketchbook.
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