Drawing Inspiration 94: Painting the Town: Exploring Urban Scenes with Shari Blaukopf
Mike talks about a new app helping with his art and how you can be part of upcoming episode 100. Mike is then joined by Shari Blaukopf, a Montreal-based painter, teacher, author, and art blogger. Shari is a renowned watercolor artist best known for her urban scenes. Her unique approach to watercolor painting and sketching has earned her a spot as a correspondent for UrbanSketchers.org, co-founder of Urban Sketchers Montreal, and a signature Canadian Society of Painters member in Watercolour.
In this episode, we'll dive into Shari's artistic journey from graphic designer to teacher and urban sketcher. We will explore the techniques she uses to create her stunning pieces, her favorite tools, and what she uses as motivation for urban sketching. Be sure to stick around to the end for the homework, which is a mission I think we should all take on.
Nature Journal Educator Workshop
Captain Tom Interview on Drawing Inspiration
Hannemuhle sketchbook - A4 (portrait and landscape)
Rosemary travel brush (round sable)
Remington Robinson (Altoid case oil painter)
===== How to reach Shari Blaukopf =====
Instagram - @sharisketcher
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Instagram @Mike_Hendley
Twitter @MikeHendley
Show notes at DrawingInspiration.fm
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