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Article A little extra: Line drawing from imagination For this tiny little square sketchbook there's just one rule: "One line drawing every day, done completely from imagination." I like to set
a chatty *Hawaiian* sketchbook tour Locked
a chatty *Hawaiian* sketchbook tour
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Locked Article June 10 My Entire Thumbnail Process (giving an idea the work it deserves) Locked
My Entire Thumbnail Process (giving an idea the work it deserves)
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YouTube Article May 27 A little extra: a smudgy pan pastel landscape I love pushing pastels around my paper until forms appear. I love the little flecks of unexpected color, the layers and soft edges, and the Article May 12 A little extra: Working quick and loose I love trying to capture the charm of old architecture in my sketchbook. And working with wobbly, imperfect lines is my favorite way to do i Article April 14 Creating Characters from Observation (with mixed-media) Locked
Creating Characters from Observation (with mixed-media)
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YouTube Article April 13 A Little Extra: an epic mixed-media view of Cornwall I'm writing this post during a blizzard, feeling especially nostalgic for the UK. For those who are new around here, my husband and I spent Article March 27 Softening up with Pan Pastels Locked
Softening up with Pan Pastels
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YouTube Article March 21 A Little Extra: Inky fishing village drawing I love line-work, but don't often get to play around with it. My style is much more shape-focused, and I tend to put more effort into textur Article February 26 "First-line, Last-line" Illustration Challenge Locked
"First-line, Last-line" Illustration Challenge
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Locked Article February 9 Secrets of Storytelling (promise, progress, and payoff) Locked
Secrets of Storytelling (promise, progress, and payoff)
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2 Article February 5 Tips for sketching babies Babies and horses are notoriously the hardest subjects to draw. In fact, if my dream publisher offered me a million dollar book project, but Article January 22 
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