🇿🇦 Travel Sketching South Africa's Historical Gem: Stellenbosch
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
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🍷 Join me as I travel sketch for a few days in one of South Africa's oldest towns and home to the prestigious Stellenbosch University. And wine...did I mention wine? Lots of wine..... :D
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these buildings are so beautiful 🥰
Lovely sketches and sounds like you had a really fun time. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Thank you so much Reede!
wonderful sketches of an inspiring trip, thank you for sharing🤩
Thank you for sharing your adventures. I love your work especially the colors you use. Moon glow is beautiful! So you use Daniel Smith exclusively? I look forward to seeing more of your art as I’ve joined Pretty Sketchy TV.
Stellenbosch is my old alma mater, many fond memories of those buildings. You really captured their essence. Well done!
It must have been a beautiful place to study :) Thank you for watching!
awesome
wonderful sketches! A4 suits you! I have always admired your art, you have always been a great artist, but...looking at these new sketches, it feels like you're experimenting a little more? using different colours, a different sketchbook format, more negtive space, a lot of partial buildings focusing on what attracts you to a specific view/building. loved the hint of backround with more diluted watercolours in one of the sketches, really making the building in the foreground pop. are you using more new colours at the moment? or only the moonglow (gorgeous, by the way!)? I am happpy for you, you're bavery pays off, dear Taria!
Thank you so much! I think it was nice to feel a bit more free with my sketching on this trip. I definitely think the A4 space helped. I have been working in a toned sketchbook with dry media for so long it was nice to splash around some watercolour! Yeh, I have a bit of a mish mash in my watercolour tin at the moment but I think pretty much Moonglow is the only new addition - and really its a refill after several months of having run out. I think the Stellenbosch itself just inspired this kind of style! I think it helps to leave more negative space when you have more space to play with if that makes sense? Thanks for your kind comments and for watching the video :) 🥰🙏
@@tarias_sketchy_adventures thank you for your reply, really insightful!
Hey Taria, just wondering: have you ever considered starting a series teaching urban sketching literally from scratch? Let's say I am a 19-year-old who never actually got a chance to draw anything other than biology diagrams. Here I am, a 97% PCM student who doesn't even know how to hold a brush or what types of brushes or H1, B1 pencils there are. I'm passionate about urban sketching but don't even know how to begin..The most i know about drawing is how to draw integration symbol 😅