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iHockney reveals his electronic sketchbook

Imagine you could learn from a master, stroke by stroke. David Hockney now carries an iPad instead of a sketch book so you can.
10 Nov 2016
Deborah Stone
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David Hockney in his studio in Los Angeles, April 2016, Photo: Shaughn and John 

At 79, one of Britain’s most successful artists has put aside pencil and paper to draw on screen. The result is a rare insight into the skill of a master.

 

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Deborah Stone
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Deborah Stone is a Melbourne journalist and communications professional. She is a former Editor of ArtsHub and a former Fairfax feature writer.

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