Pencil Hand Studies and Mixed-Media Doughnut Stack

​Hello! This week was a tad busier for me in terms of non art-related appointments and obligations. I have been meeting with different accountants in order to choose who will be helping me set up the financial/tax side of starting my own business.

I have finally decided who I'm going with and am super happy because this means I will be able to move forward with my online shops very soon.  

Next week I'll be starting to teach my after-school acrylic painting and oil pastel extracurricular classes at the wonderful school I used to work at full-time, which means shifting my schedule around a bit. I am super happy to be seeing my old students again, and also meeting new ones!

Teaching classes means having to do plan work and also buying/transporting supplies, so that's something else that I will be having to schedule in as I try to build my business.

As some of you may already know (especially if you follow me on Instagram), this week I started my days with hand sketches. I really want to improve my hand-drawing abilities and will be doing my morning sketches of this subject for probably the entire month of September.

​Near the end of the month I plan to start painting hands with gouache. I also started a new oil painting this week and will be posting about it soon. 
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​Cheers!!

Hand sketches. Canson Mixed-Media sketchbook.

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Hand sketches. Canson Mixed-Media sketchbook.

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For a list of my current favorite art supplies, go here. 

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Hand sketches. Canson Mixed-Media sketchbook.

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Hand sketches. Canson Mixed-Media sketchbook.

Mixed-media doughnut stack painting. Winsor and Newton watercolors, Prismacolor pencils and Canson cold press watercolor paper (140 lbs).

For a list of my current favorite art supplies, go here. 

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