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In this full length art tutorial I'll be demonstrating my loose urban sketching techniques to capture Wheathampstead Village's Highstreet. I spend around 20 minutes focussing on an accurate sketch, using a single fineliner - before adding colours over a couple of stages to bring life and shape to the image.

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This is my favourite type of sketching - really loose and expressive. It is great for urban sketching, capturing the essence of something in a moving scene. It's also great for experimenting, learning from and helps you understand how to control your colours.

But WHAT DO YOU THINK? Please let me know in the comments.

Is this sketching style something you enjoy?
Is it something you'd like to experiment with?
Or is it rubbish, hehe?

Top tips and hints today include ways of using comparative measures, to make getting our sketch accurate as simple and efficient as possible. I'll also discuss and show you how I sketch cars and people, making use of key visual features to 'suggest' the right shape to our eye, whilst taking a little care over the perspective.

Today I'm sketching using fine liners from Unipin (0.2mm and 0.5mm), a range of Daniel Smith Watercolours, and a cold pressed sketchbook (A5). My watercolour pencils are a mix of 'CassArt' and 'Derwent' pencils.

As well as the normal watercolour pans, I'll show you a couple of things you can do with watercolour pencils - using them to add blobs of vivid colour and even as a really effective way to add splashes and splatters.


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