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Ian de Hoog – Sketching Birds, Fast and Loose – Work-Along
Ian de Hoog is a Canadian artist and teacher working primarily in watercolour. He is an active member of the South Surrey and White Rock Arts Society, Semiahmoo Arts Society and the Federation of Canadian Artists. As an instructor, Ian is a frequent contributor to the Visiting Artists series for the Opus Arts Supply chain in British Columbia and is a watercolour instructor at the Shadbolt Centre for Fine Arts in Burnaby, BC. In addition to this Ian has also travelled throughout BC to give various workshops and demonstrations to different art groups and societies.
Thank you so much Ian! Really enjoyed the class and the quick sketches. Loved your relaxed approach to representing these precious little darlings in all their beauty. Hope to learn more from you in the future.
Absolutely loved this sketch along with Ian! What a great instructor he is; steps are easy to follow, and I love how he takes a basic shapes approach rather than focusing on all of the intricate details. Please share my thanks with Ian. I’ve attached a photo of the page in my small journal where my two sweet birds now live!
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Thank you, very interesting to see the process!
Thank you so much Ian! Really enjoyed the class and the quick sketches. Loved your relaxed approach to representing these precious little darlings in all their beauty. Hope to learn more from you in the future.
Great demo!
Great class! Thank you!
This was really helpful!!
Absolutely loved this sketch along with Ian! What a great instructor he is; steps are easy to follow, and I love how he takes a basic shapes approach rather than focusing on all of the intricate details. Please share my thanks with Ian. I’ve attached a photo of the page in my small journal where my two sweet birds now live!