But good news. I am going to be in a big show come November. Gonna do lots of big fat rad paintings. More info to be leaked closer to the showdate.
Last page of my School year moleskine :) Monkey business.
... And I bought a watercolor moleskine. But I don't like the paper very much. I wish it was some nice smooth hotpress paper. Oh well.
weak sketches from amsterdam
I'm no rembrandt.
gloop.
I painted this after not having panted the human face/figure in far too long ... obvs.
Some aliens, girl on the plane.
Broken moleskine cherry
those long ones are awesome :D :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful moleskine pieces!
ReplyDeletebroken moleskine cherry sounds weirdly dirty. you're neat. and you make beautiful things.
ReplyDeleteNice! I really love sneaking a peek into sketchbooks. Yours is so vibrant. :)
ReplyDeleteOH hurrah! New sketches, very tasty. All of them were excellent, but the appetizer was especially good, and quite a wonderful start.
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about paper.
My fave sketchbooks are (also nice smooth possibly hot press) 'Seawhite of Brighton' square books. Alas, they are only produced in England - and distributed in Europe - thankfully, I had a friend visit Paris and he found some! Brought back 3 jumbo books to the USA, should last a few years. :) How thick are the pages of your moleskins, and how large generally? I need to find a small moleskin with paper that doesn't practically melt when one uses water media. ¬¬
Thank you again for sharing!
So Great! 'Specially love the tricycle dude!
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