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I thought it might be fun to share a small sketchbook tour again.
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I’m back from my summer break!
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Are you as tired as I am from the digital noise and constant screen time that has crept into our lives?
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In the last year, I’ve been struggling a lot with getting sketches down on paper.
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I want to look at one of the most useful pigments for landscape sketching today, and that’s Yellow Ochre and Raw Sienna.
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Recently I’ve explored sketching fire – a rare occasion.
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A common problem in landscape sketches is that they can end up looking flat, like there is no depth to them and it’s hard to see what’s in the foreground and what’s in the distance.
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Sketching the delicate cherry tree blossoms in early spring is a highlight for me each year, it’s the sign that the landscape and the botanical world are coming to life again.
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In the middle of all the landscape sketching I’m doing, it’s nice to change things once in a while and return to other subjects.
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Today I wanted to share a very cool event that’s special to me and that’s happening soon: The Sketchbook Revival Challenge 2026.It’s taking place between Saturday, April 11 – Monday, April 21st, 2026, and I’m really looking forward to being part of it aga…
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Some of you have asked me what kind of brushes I prefer, so here’s an overview of the brushes I use most for my everyday sketching and especially landscape painting.
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Today I have an idea for a pressure-free exercise for you to practice your color mixing and wet on wet skills with small color compositions.