I love to sketch and paint with watercolour. Most often, you will find my kitchen table hidden amongst all my paint, papers and brushes.
One day, I decided to paint a lemon and instead of throwing the watercolour sketch away, I created this blog to share it. I enjoy drawing on location where I can, there is just a different energy to a sketch when it’s drawn this way. When I am not sketching or painting, I am a busy mum of two living in London.
Congratulations on starting your art blog. I started mine in 2011. It made a great difference to me. The act of posting online my sketches, good bad and indifferent, made me become more reflective on my art, more adventurous too. I also gradually found a community of like minded people who have been an inspiration. I hope this works for you too. Thanks for following me. I will reciprocate.
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Thank you – I am sure I will be posting my fair share of bad sketches too! But, I am really looking forward to seeing how my sketches develop over time and more importantly meeting like minded sketchers like you. Thank you for the follow and for your comment too 🙂
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Great
What the artist thinks are bad sketches are sometimes the most interesting to those reading the blog.
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Definitely, bad sketches always have a lovely looseness about them. I will remember this when I feel I have a bad sketch that I am about to post.
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Thank you for finding my blog. Now I have found yours and look forward to following your journey. I love your work!
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Thank you for following Carmel and really good to hear you like my work too 🙂
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Starting daily drawing from life was one of my better decisions! I hope it’s as rewarding for you, and blogging is a great way to motivate yourself and keep going. Thanks for the follow
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Thanks Ed – really enjoyed your site and your daily sketching kit is brilliant!
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