i found myself over at issuu flipping through sketchbooks. these caught my eye for different reasons. see if they don't strike your fancy!
the baltic states by cristina urdiales
lately i'm crazy about sketches that remind me of children's book illustrations.
hide & seek by hiroko matsushita
clever combinations!
backpack sketchbook by miguel herranz
probably my favorite. i could stare at his people for a long long time. maybe when i'm watching the news i'll find some suitable characters to flesh out in my sketchbook. we'll just see about that.
I’m a sketchbook looking junkie….it’s actually an addiction. Check out Pintrest, watercolor sketchbooks.
Watching a DVD movie or TV show where you can stop the action is a great way to sketch people.
Are you familiar with the work of Florent Chavouet? This(Canadian?) artist stayed in Tokyo for 6 months, and he sketched his neighborhoods. With a sharp eye and a lot of humor
The book is called Tokyo on foot. Highly recommended.
Annelies
http://www.bookdepository.com/Tokyo-on-Foot-Florent-Chavouet/9784805311370?selectCurrency=USD
Beautiful as always! Your posts never cease to inspire and fill my heart with beauty; I thank you so much.
Thank you, m’am!!!!!!!! THANK YOU…..what a huge inspiration you and your blog are!
Thank You, Mary Ann.
Peace and beauty along your pathways,
~~sass
OOOOOOOOOOOOHHH!!!! What FUN! Thanks for sharing these with us.
XO
Oh wondrous curator of the best – loving these! Don’t know which I like best, but they are making my brain fiiizzzzzz!