Not everything in an artist’s sketchbook is beautifully rendered; it is however important to show the process and keep a good record of thoughts and ideas, even in their early stages of development. This ‘blue’ sketchbook charts the evolution of my Abstract Landscapes series.
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The sketchbook is more than just a tool to me, it has been a life saver, I always findtime to doodle in my sketchbooks however busy I am.
1960s
I love books and I enjoy nothing more than creating an Artist’s Book. These pages were created using silk-screen, collage, pen, and ink. The book binding and box making is an integral part of my creative process.
All that I know
‘Something disturbed her sleep and she kicked wildly to free herself of the thought: she awoke to find that she was on the shore surrounded by objects’
Rusting metal on the pier at Ramsgate
Detail of ‘The Annunciation with Saint Emidius’, by Carlo Crivelli
‘Uraeus’, by Anselm Kiefer at the Rockefeller Center
Cellar and larder doors, Bearsville
The Gilets Jaunes at work, Alencon
1970s
I travelled a great deal as a young artist and rarely had access to a studio, so for me drawing became an essential tool for the exploration and development of my art.




