My studio is located in a semi-industrial area of North Vancouver on the ground floor of a building. I am surrounded by a very eclectic mix of workout studios, auto repair shops and...
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The Big Picture Art Project is a collective art project I launched with Sophie Babeanu (Art therapist) a few months ago. Participation is free and open to anyone in the world. We want to...
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Recently, I have been thinking a lot about where I would like to go with my drawings and especially my life drawings. I am co-organizing a weekly life drawing class in my North Vancouver...
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If you like to work in layers for your paintings, you usually start with some background of visual textures. There are many ways to make this background, recently I have been looking at using...
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This is a fun exercise you might want to try on your life drawings or even any kind of drawing. Make a few different versions of the same drawing in different media, exploring different...
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I am very excited about a new project and I would like you to be a part of it . I worked on this project in collaboration with Sophie Babeanu (Art Therapist), it is...
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Knowing how to shoot videos and edit them can be a dynamic and entertaining way to share some of your process and techniques with your viewers. In this post I am going to show you what...
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I don’t consider myself an advanced sketcher, but I am really enjoying recording places and people while on vacation. I think sketches have a way to bring back vivid memories at least as well...
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Sketching in pen and ink is a fast and convenient way to give a bit more life to your drawings. It is the perfect mix of precise sharp lines, contrasting with loose watery washes...
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If like me you like drawing as well as painting, you might be interested in trying out the dry brush technique. Basically a way to draw with brushes. This technique works well in mixed...
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In the last post, I was painting over life drawings with India ink and clear gesso with watercolor crayons. You can see that post here: Painting over life drawings with India Ink- part 1 There...
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You might be familiar with charcoal from life drawing classes, it is a great medium to use for life drawing short poses because it is easy to smudge, take off and quick to add....
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