“IT ALL STARTS WITH WRITING”

My Art Blog is spilt into four main categories: Exhibitions & Progress; personal stories from my various art exhibitions, together with posts showing my progress over the years. Digital Painting; charting my journey in the world of Digital Painting. Learning with the Master; home to detailed notes and photos from various art classes I’ve attended in person. Miscellaneous; a collection of random things, such answers to questions like … Isn’t it uncomfortable drawing a nude model?

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5 OF THE BEST ART PODCASTS

Last updated Jan 18, 2018 | Published on Jan 13, 2018

I adore listening to Art Podcasts, such a fun way to learn … these are five of my favourites.

2017 RECAP

Last updated Dec 31, 2017 | Published on Dec 30, 2017

My fifth year as an Artist, but my first as Sophie :) Here I talk about some of the highs and lows of 2017

THE DIGITAL DREAM WEEK TWELVE

Last updated Dec 24, 2017 | Published on Dec 24, 2017

I Need To Do One Of These Challenges Again

THE DIGITAL DREAM WEEK ELEVEN

Last updated Dec 24, 2017 | Published on Dec 16, 2017

I Need To Turn These Ideas Into Reality

THE DIGITAL DREAM WEEK TEN

Last updated Dec 16, 2017 | Published on Dec 9, 2017

I Need To Share These Affirmations

THE DIGITAL DREAM WEEK NINE

Last updated Dec 9, 2017 | Published on Dec 2, 2017

I Need To Sing Clip Studio Paint’s Praises

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“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.”

Thomas Merton