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23.01.2022 Sketching in 'The Perfect Sketchbook'

18.01.2022 Portrait of Kristen.

15.01.2022 Drawing the Line - Sketchbook Exhibition now open at ME Artspace , 25 Atchison Street, St Leonards. Until May 5. A glimpse into the beautiful pages and minds of 10 avid sketchbookers. #drawingtheline #sydney #exhibition

14.01.2022 Original watercolour piece 'Ned' - SOLD

13.01.2022 Watercolour Portrait of Paola inspired by her Sktchy app selfie

12.01.2022 Thank you to @luizamonserrat for being such a fabulous model for our flamenco workshop today. What a great way to finish 3 exciting weeks of the Drawing the Li...ne Sketchbook Exhibition. Thank you @fionaverity for running the workshop with me and to @debbiemackinnon for all her awesome support and hard work as Director of the ME Artspace Gallery in St Leonards. It's been a lot of fun and a huge experience. Great to see so many people enjoyed the sketchbook show and workshops. See more

12.01.2022 Today I had the good fortune to sketch glass artist Kathy Elliot as she worked on a piece in her studio in Sydney's northern beaches. Kathy is using a glass lathe on a blown glass vessel. Tiny drops of water flow from a pipe above the piece clearing the ground glass to the bath below. I'm enjoying the little insights into how people create when I sketch them. Kathy and her husband Ben are exhibiting their recent work at Sabbia Gallery , Paddington 20 May - 13 June 2015.

11.01.2022 Portrait of Janella inspired by her selfie on Sktchy . My A4 Stillman and Birn Beta sketchbook of portraits is nearly finished!

10.01.2022 Details of a tea cup sketch. Reflections captured in the aged and tarnished tea pot. Sketched at the Tea Cosy in The Rocks, Sydney.

04.01.2022 Acrylic on canvas board - 18x23cm

04.01.2022 GPO in Sydney's Martin Place from #Urbansketchers sketch meet.

03.01.2022 Boronia House (Mosman, Sydney) was built in 1885 and is now heritage listed and used as dining rooms for high teas and functions.