August 04, 2017

Symposium Sneak-Peek and Big Post-Symposium Change #1

I did this sketch in Mike Daikubara's workshop Sketch Now, Think Later. Mike's take on sketching is to make the most of your sketching time, which includes not mixing watercolors! I am also interested in doing whatever I can to get myself to put pen or paint to paper. So Big Post-Symposium Change #1 is reworking my watercolor palette (again) to eliminate or at least limit color mixing.


More on the Symposium as soon as I can get two sketchbooks-worth of sketches scanned, as well as more information about (probably) Big Post-Symposium Change #2 and (possibly) Big Post-Symposium Change #3.

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sketched by Memphis Urban Sketchers

4 comments:

Phoebe said...

So spill, Elizabeth. What are the new colors inyiur palette?

8/04/2017 9:15 PM
Melinda Alley McNutt said...

looking forward to you full disclosure!

8/05/2017 7:47 AM
Joan Tavolott said...

Great to see you in Chicago! Can't wait to see your sketches from there.

8/13/2017 7:49 PM
Joan Tavolott said...

I'm waiting to see your Chicago sketches. I LOVED sketching there.

8/22/2017 7:04 PM

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