By: Kayleen West - Children Writer/Illustrator,
on 12/29/2011
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By: Kayleen West - Children Writer/Illustrator,
on 12/29/2011
The Sketchbook Project 2012 pages 27-28 I used a lunch docket I had scribbled two ladies on while waiting for my lunch and messed around in my sketchbook for something different.
By: Kayleen West - Children Writer and Illustrator,
on 12/4/2011
I realised I completely skipped these pages from my sketchbook. I did these whilst my kids were beading. I messed around with the first image with mixed media on the second page by photocopying the image and layering over it. I could have done a whole series of images from the one sketch really. The Sketchbook Project 2012 pages 13-14
By: Kayleen West - Children Writer and Illustrator,
on 12/3/2011
I have been collecting boxes lately to test out the brown backing for sketches. I have always loved sepia drawings and using a coloured surface such as this enables me to use white pencil also. I did these two drawings from ice-cream and muesli bar boxes. I intend on taking these scanned sketches into Photoshop for some work at a later stage. It just goes to show that you can use anything
By: Kayleen West - Children Writer and Illustrator,
on 12/3/2011
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| The Sketchbook Project 2012 pages 17-18 |
