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Discovering Cornwall with Dave Wright and Derwent

Landscapes and Seascapes don’t come any more dramatic than Crown Mines on the rugged National Trust coastline at Botallack. Ross[…]

Maintaining an angle and a viewpoint is important. Wherever you stand, sit or crouch, your viewpoint is continually changing as[…]

This guide demonstrates the versatility of the eraser. As well as being able to remove mistakes, it can also be[…]

In this exercise we’ll be looking at the wide variety of marks and expressive qualities you can achieve through drawing.[…]

Creating an imaginary landscape by David Winning Tarn 2016, Derwent XL Graphite and Charcoal on paper, 55x55cm Hello! Are[…]

Drawing The Old Post Office by Peter Nelson As a leisure artist I have been using coloured pencils now for[…]

How to create tone and tonal blending by Emma Wilde Tone is all about creating harmony, be it in art[…]

I am fascinated by the architecture and life of the city. The constantly changing light and shadow, the reflection on[…]

Today I’m sharing a Bright Vintage card using Inktense Blocks. I’ve had this set of stamps for a long time[…]

If you’re a crafter or scrapbooker, you won’t have missed that pocket style scrapbooking such as Project Life that has[…]