This is my very first landscape. I watched a video tutorial on Craftsy by the insanely talented Shari Blaukopf. This doesn’t look a thing like hers, by the way, but her lessons are fantastic and I highly recommend them. If you’re looking to be incredibly inspired while feeling just a wee bit intimidated, click here to check out her amazing gallery of sketches.
Today we have a weirdly adorable bat that’s known as the Honduran white bat. This little guy has snow white...
Tried to really just go for it and try to get over one of my biggest. The fear of...
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So I decided to break away from bugs and actually attempt to doodlewash a bug-free flower for the first time...
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For Day 6 of #WorldWatercolorMonth and our prompt of “Window View,” I simply looked out my window to spot...
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[…] While this was a wonderful way to begin and build confidence, I was seeing a lot of folks out there calling themselves urban sketchers and I was intrigued to find out what it was all about. Shari Blaukopf was one of the first urban sketchers I found and I loved her style (you can read her feature on Doodlewash by clicking here!). She had just launched her first Craftsy class in the previous month and I was excited to take it. So the following day I launched into her course and created my first little landscape. […]