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A stack of worn sketchbooks tied with elastic bands.

About me

I am thirty-three, and I have carried a sketchbook for as long as I can remember. I draw standing at a bus stop, sitting on the river wall in the wind or at a café table with a coffee going cold. The pages are never tidy. They are a record of where I was and what the light did, drawn in pencil first and coloured later.

Each week I send a letter with one page from the sketchbook and the story of how it got made. What I sell is the part that is useful to you. There are printable worksheets and templates for your own sketchbook, and two video courses, one on drawing a street scene in stages and one on watercolour for people who draw outside.

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Sketchbook Notes

A short letter every Monday: one page from my sketchbook and the story of how it got made.

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“The one email I open the day it lands.”

A reader