Hi, I'm Linda McColley and I want to take you on a quick tour of Maguash sketchbook. So all of these have been painted on location. Must have them in South Australia, the Kuyong, Sunrise at Granite Island. This is the view from our balcony at Kangaroo Island and the good thing about the black sketchbook, if I zoom right in there, you can see I've left the negative space for the darks and I find that really effective. This one here is Remarkable Rocks, not a great day in Kangaroo Island. A number of these paintings have actually been done sitting in the car. So that little setup is great for sitting in the car. So this one here a rainy day, put your mane, one of my favourite places, the arid botanical gardens in Port Augusta, a couple of quick little sketches from Port Augusta and you can see here I use a white gel pen to write where I am and the date and that's always good. But the gouache is great for capturing that quickly changing light. Here's another little one I did in the car. A couple more. This one I did a sunrise and a sunset scene from similar location. Last light, very quick scene. One of my favourites this one here because I've got all those beautiful little marks. The gouache is great for putting these grazy and over a dark which is a lot harder in watercolour and it dries quicker than oil. So here's another one done in the car. I don't know if you recognise this house. It's a very famous Australian house from the Midnight Oil Album Cover. Sunrises, a couple more seascapes. This one again is done in the car and burrow. Sunrises, just trying to capture quickly the changing light from two viewpoints. So when I've done these two I tend to paint them simultaneously so it mix the colour up and put in this bit and then put in that bit so that I'm quite quick because this is an impression. A few more. One of my favourites from the Flinders Ranges. I just love these kind of colours and the softness of those Australian colours. Now most of these seascapes are done in Port Lincoln and the water there is this amazing turquoise and green and I think I've struggled to get some of the greens in there but there's nothing like it. It was particularly windy while I was there. So but I am happy with the outcome. There's beautiful shimmering rock pools, stunning views like the most beautiful wild landscape. I've painted it on this four dollar fifty scrapbook from Kmart. So here's my little gouache painting kit. As you can see I put it all in a snap lock bag. I've got a couple of brushes, a white pencil that I can draw the sketches with, a packet of tissues, water container and all of my paints are in little Chinese container. Take away container. I use the top the lid as my palette. So this is really compact and easy to take anywhere. So I absolutely love the way those sketches really pop on the black paper. If you want to see any more of my work you can follow me on Instagram or like and subscribe to see more sketchbooks. Thanks so much for watching.