Professor Daniel Winterbottom will be one of the travel sketchbook artists featured at Sketcher Fest this weekend in Edmonds (Sat 7/19 – Sun 7/20)!
“His love of urban wandering led to a passion for urban sketching and reportage. Traveling frequently, he has found subjects that reappear from continent to continent while documenting the local nuances. He is fascinated by natural phenomena, reflectivity, light and shadow, and disappearance. In his body of work thematic narratives emerge, often accompanied by personal commentary. He embraces stylistic exploration and refinement. Winterbottom was awarded an Urban Sketchers Reportage Grant in 2021 for his project “The Shifting Landscapes of Despair, Hope, Survival and Persistence.”
If you missed signing up for his workshop + talk, there’s still room at the Sunday July 20th Sketchbook Fair & Art Market (10 am-6 pm)
To purchase tickets visit sketcherfest.com/tickets-2025.
(sold-out Artist Talk on Saturday 7/19). https://sketcherfest.com/2025-artist-talks/aimlessly-wandering/
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And next month, Daniel will be back again to lead the following workshop at ArtSpot Edmonds:
Sketching Alleyways: The Unseen Urban Environment
$140.00
Sunday, August 3, 2025
10 am-1:30pm
Explore the hidden textures and chaotic beauty of urban alleys through sketching with various media, offering a fresh perspective on the overlooked service corridors of the city.
https://artspot.squarespace.com/upcomingevents/2025/8/3/winterbottom080325
