Starting a sketchbook can feel intimidating, especially when faced with a blank page. In this post, I’ll share practical tips and creative ideas to help you overcome that initial hesitation and begin sketching, painting, and completing your first sketchbook artwork with confidence. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, these tips will inspire you to get started and keep creating!
An email subscriber (who also happens to be a friend) reached out to express her interest in starting an art or creative practice but felt unsure about how to begin. Her enthusiasm inspired me to write this post on launching a daily sketchbook practice. In this first part, I’ll cover the recommended supplies.
As I immerse myself in watercolor painting this fall, I've been exploring the unique qualities of different watercolor papers. In my latest blog post, I dive into the differences between hot pressed, cold pressed, and handmade paper, showcasing how each type influences my artwork. Join me on this creative journey and see how the right paper can enhance your painting experience!
Inspired by my love for paisley patterns, The Paisley Collection is a testament to my passion for art and creativity. Comprising three unique artworks, each measuring 6 inches by 9 inches, this collection embodies the essence of elegance and intricacy.
I’m thrilled to introduce my latest artistic venture and my first art collection of 2024,titled “Organized Doodles”. This captivating collection comprises four charming pieces, each measuring 6 inches by 9 inches.
Painting watercolor sunsets is so much fun and very therapeutic! If you are looking for a fun weekend art project, read on to learn how I discovered this class on Skillshare and the 3 new techniques I picked up.
I’m usually the type or artist who likes to have a plan before I start creating - this usually means gathering inspiration, finding reference images, sketching ideas, deciding on a color palette, developing a theme etc. But this past weekend, I did something different…
What is my next goal as I start to pursue the world of surface print and pattern design? I want to experiment and practice with different design techniques using different mediums. My current focus: watercolor sketches.
