I spent a pleasant sunny day taking photos of Te Horo Beach (NZ). I captured some useable photos to inform a number of studies. Below are a collection of studies using various mediums based on the Mangaone Stream. Line drawing and black and white notan. Alcohol markers worked from the small notan lower left. Gouache... Continue Reading →
I entered the studio this morning with the hint of an idea for the day - small postcard sized acrylics on 225gsm paper. I wanted to capture the landscape in a quick and spontaneous manner, keeping my colours limited and reducing the composition to it's simplest form using one size bristle brush for the most... Continue Reading →
I tend to use several visual diaries/sketchbooks/pieces of paper during a creative session. This allows me to keep working and generating ideas over the space of a day; whilst one dries, I start sketching/playing in another. I find a freedom in this way of creating which has become a major part of my arts practice... Continue Reading →
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