The Sketchbook Games
Citlaflor, Teresa Barroso, Lisa Burda, Robyn HepburnA newsletter that has all the research so you can dive straight into growing your creativity and art skills. Each month we’ll explore different art elements and learning techniques, focusing on one topic at a time. Let’s get sketching!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 73 |
| Subscribers | Read | citlaflor.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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TSG68. Portfolio Assignment-January
Let's do this!
TSG67. Making a superhero character with Robyn Hepburn
do you think it is possible in an hour?
TSG66. Tracing is not cheating, sketching tips part 2
I mean this only when it’s used to study!
TSG65. Replay: Sketching children and babies
Practicing sketching workflows
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Authors
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On a path to make my illustration portfolio, do you want to tag along?
Sketchbook artist & maker of little things who is discovering art at forty.
Mixed media artist based in Vienna. I am inspired by nature and interpret its elements in an abstract, expressive and loose way often using unlikely colours, bold marks and non-linear perspective.
I am an eccentric, Christian, South-African illustrator living in England where I homeschool my two daughters and draw as much as I possibly can. I'm currently working on a few (hundred) picture-book ideas and submitting to literary agencies.
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