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Sketchbooks

In 2019, I started small drawings in sketchbooks of my surroundings and things that interest me. Some of these drawings stay in sketch form, others progress into larger finished pieces.

Over the years, I have completed quite a few different sketchbooks which help to keep me interested in art whilst also giving me ideas for future large pieces and series. Generally all the drawings I do in my sketchbooks, I don’t spend too much time on as it forces me to work quickly and not get too hung up on details and mistakes.

A sketch of the view out of Oscar Ewens bedroom window in the day.

A sketch of the view out of Oscar Ewens bedroom window at night.

A sketch of a telephone pole with telephone cables coming off at all angles.

A double sided sketch in a notebook of the front of houses outside and underground entrance and a woman sat on the tube with her arms crossed and wearing a mask.

A sketch of a NYPD traffic officer directing traffic with street signs and traffic lights in the foreground.

A sketch of a yellow plant pot.

A sketch of a large oak tree in Abington park, Northampton.

A sketch of Oscar Ewens bedroom.

A sketch of a desk lamp.

A double page sketch in a notebook showing the Abington Park Museum in Northampton during daylight. It is compared to a telephone pole in the middle of the night.

A sketch of a yellow car driving away.

A sketch of the front half of an alligator laying down.

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