As it’s been ages since I posted any sketchbook/moleskine work I thought it was a good time to post a small selection of drawings over the past few months.
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Doodlage
Some sketchbook doodlage over the weekend. The top one is sort of Aboriginal/Inca inspired and is in my Moleskin Cahier using a Sakura Micron pen, and the other is in my lovely handmade journal by Renate of Kreativlink, and is sea inspired (hard to let that theme go), and again using a Micron pen. Renate’s journals’ are gorgeous to draw in, as she hand stains the paper and it gives it a lovely smooth surface and each page has a different hue and saturation.
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The last two pages of this sketchbook are now filled. It was definitely one of my favourite sketchbooks ever. The thing I liked most about it was, that the pages were different textures, weights, colours etc. So, I chose a page to draw on according to my mood and whimsy. Also, it was beautifully handmade by Helen, the cover being subtly tie dyed fabric. This one lasted two years. Why so long? Because I have a LOT of sketchbooks. Anyway, I shall miss this one. I think I will definitely need to get another from Helen.
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Tous les finis … Edit: I discovered over the weekend that this image had been featured by Flickr on the Explore page. This is quite a big deal. Flickr pick a small number of images over period of a day and rotate them, about five or so. I didn’t discover until too late that my sketchbook shot had been featured, so was not in time to cap the image. But, it generated a lot of activity for the image, to my blog etc. I did however find it amongst the images on the ‘interesting photos from the last 7 days‘ and ‘calendar‘ pages. So really feel quite honoured to be included amongst such fabulous images and to have been chosen.
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One of my Letter A doodles. Basis for a project. Ink and Pitt Artist pens in my Fabriano Art Journal.
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