DAN WOODWARD

For this exercise, I had to fill up an entire sketchbook in one sitting! To make it a little bit less daunting, my instructions told me...

I have long been a fan of doodling, and it can be found in a lot of my workbooks amongst other scribbles and visualisations. I enjoyed...

When I am working, I am well-known by my colleagues for re-iterating that I don't mind if I or others fail. I only mind if we fail to...

This exercise was about combining sketches and aspects of photo reference into illustrative images that stand in their own context to...

The aim of this task was to introduce me to observing the figure. Rather than return to the route from my earlier exercises, I decided to...

For this exercise, I was to do the route again. This time I was to use a camera to capture aspects of the route. This is what I captured:...

I needed to post off a sketchbook as part of the Sketchbook Circle I am in, so I decided to use the walk between my house and the Post...

This task was to explore the phenomenon of pareidolia - seeing faces in patterns and inanimate objects. I often see faces in quite...

This exercise has taken me a while - I have been out on many journeys, collected many bits and bobs and for one reason or another, all of...

For this exercise, I was tasked with experimenting with unusual tools for making marks. So, I had a walk around the house and chose the...

I remembered that I did some blind contour drawing as part of a course I did a few years ago at City Lit in London: Going back to that...

The last research exercise showed me how a medium can be used completely differently between two different artists. For this exercise, I...

In learning how to use watercolour and ink, I am fascinated by images others produce that seem to make the most out of incomplete...

As part of my focus on looking at trees, I had some dried leaves to hand. So I set them up on my desk and used them as a still life for...

I get into full experimentation mode to discover how I can hide information in my sketchbooks!

As my relationship with my sketchbooks has evolved during my OCA studies, I have learnt to be less precious about them. Especially my...

Getting to notice where I am at with my relationships with sketchbooks, so I can evolve and move forward.

Thinking about the qualities of the sketchbooks I would use for this module.

How to help teens tackle puberty using sequential illustration and a little bit of empathy!

Stepping into the unforgiving world of children's illustration