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Sketches this month (october)








 It’s finally here! My creative urge that is. When lockdown happened and we had all the time in the world to be creative, I felt no desire to make or create and this continued for a long time. 

My boys have flown the nest and there’s a spare room now, that helps. I have all my materials and I intend on using them, with the intention of it feeding back into my scratch art.

So here are a few daily ‘sketches’ or creations that I’m excited to explore further -


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