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Films for the Holidays
Note: This page originally appeared as a post on December 25, 2008. I added it as a page because the holidays are here again (November 25, 2009) and I’m sticking to my list. Left: actor James Stewart...
View ArticleCommercially Bound Journals
Updated December 5, 2017—addition problems with Fabriano Venezia (see note below) Updated November 21, 2016—to add new entry for Seawhite of Brighton Sketchbooks. Updated October 24, 2016—to add new...
View ArticleColor Theory: Related Posts and Recommended Books
On March 10, 2010 I wrote a post on Polymer Clay Color Inspirations—Techniques and Jewelry Projects for Creating Successful Palettes, by Lindly Haunani and Maggie Maggio. (Watson-Guptill, 2009) A...
View ArticleBrushes: Some Brushes That I Use
In August 2010 I published the first two posts specifically about brushes. (I’ve discussed brushes in other posts but not as the main topic.) I thought it would be easier, as time passes, for people to...
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Bell Museum Sketch Night
Left: the promo card for sketch night from the Bell their in-house designer made up with some of my sketches. UPDATE: 2013-2014 Sketch Night has begun its fourth year Continuing the program begun in...
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Drawing Animals from Life
Above: Sketch of a black rooster at the 2010 Minnesota State Fair. Staedtler Pigment Liner in a book I made using Gutenberg paper. On April 5, 2012 I’m giving a “drawing animals from life”...
View ArticleLightfastness Tests
The following list is an attempt to put all the lightfastness tests I’ve done since starting this blog in the fall of 2008 onto one page. I will endeavor to update it as I do additional tests for...
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Gouache Compendium: Notes from Roz Wound Up Posts to Accompany My Gouache Demo
Above: Pen and gouache on non-receptive paper in a Moleskine Sketchbook. (I had this piece at my demo.) Even on non-receptive paper you can have a lot of fun with gouache, whether it’s filling in...
View ArticleFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ) For Roz Wound Up Classes
What does “lifetime access” mean? The term “lifetime access” currently has no clearly defined meaning when applied to online classes. Is it the lifetime of the company? The teacher? The student? So...
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International Fake Journal Month
Left: Buster, as the poster dog for IFJM. This is button art I put together for the event. I had hoped to post eight 3-inch button variations at Cafe Press for people, who like me, enjoy t-shirts and...
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