Basic Draw

Next week, my online class Draw It Like Its Hot is starting. And as you can see, Im already warming up for it!

Last week, I made a quick visit to Stockholm. Such a nice city - I want to visit again and spend more time! Of course, traveling means a lot of adventure, also on your plate! (had some wonderful pickled herring there too, which I didnt draw - I think I wouldve drooled all over my sketchbook!)

The Turkish coffee, just the coffee cup in itself, makes me want to go to Istanbul. Its been on my list for a long time!

Draw It Like its Hot runs for four weeks but lasts much longer. Its only $69 for the 4 weeks, in which I give you tips and tricks and teach you all about illustrating food. Its fun, and youll end up creating your very own illustrated recipe.

Yesterday, I posted that road trip drawing I did in Switzerland. Here is a bunch of other drawings I did during my stay in Switzerland in October:

Sketching Family

Out for lunch in St. Gallen on a rainy day. The women who owned the place saw what I was doing, and she kept grabbed my Sketchbook (while I was drawing!), bringing it to the back of the restaurant to show her employees. It was very funny and it was lovely to see how impressed she was with this mediocre sketch.

The longer I looked at this church, the stranger I found its architecture, with unexpected corners everywhere.

My husbands feet and a pot of tea back home.

Next day I visited the museum Reina Sofia and I was also told to go see the Atocha train station which is on the other side of the roundabout there. So I did and also drew it.

Early in the evening, I made this drawing while having tapas with my husband. Including greasy tapas stains:

And we visited the wonderful mercado de San Miguel at night, for a glass of Verdejo and... yup, more tapas!

I am still doing my daily self portraits, as you can see. Theres just a few pages to go in my current sketchbook, and I will sure keep the habit of doing self portraits, but Ill be glad to not be committed to do one each day anymore when I start a new sketchbook.
On the 14th, we woke up to another gorgeous day and before heading out, I drew the view from our window.
Next day, just before leaving home, we visited El Rastro, the largest flea market in the world, held every week. Super festive. We walked and walked and walked, so I didnt sketch any of it. The only drawing I made was the one in the right corner, during lunch.

Next week, my online class Draw It Like Its Hot is starting. And as you can see, Im already warming up for it!

Last week, I made a quick visit to Stockholm. Such a nice city - I want to visit again and spend more time! Of course, traveling means a lot of adventure, also on your plate! (had some wonderful pickled herring there too, which I didnt draw - I think I wouldve drooled all over my sketchbook!)

The Turkish coffee, just the coffee cup in itself, makes me want to go to Istanbul. Its been on my list for a long time!

Draw It Like its Hot runs for four weeks but lasts much longer. Its only $69 for the 4 weeks, in which I give you tips and tricks and teach you all about illustrating food. Its fun, and youll end up creating your very own illustrated recipe.