The anatomy-of-a-sketch involves deciding on a subject, creating a thumbnail sketch, followed sometimes by multiple drawing attempts. (Rinse and repeat daily!)
Tagged Moleskine Sketchbook
New Urban Illustrations
I'm excited to introduce my new urban illustrations! Each of these illustrations was done on location in pen in my Moleskine sketchbook.
New Art and Illustrations
Thanks to a drawing course on Domestika, I've been taking a looser approach to the new art and illustrations I've created of late.
Rainy Day Illustrations
My rainy day illustrations are part fantasy, part autobiographical. While I might not be dancing in the rain, I did do some retail therapy!
N is for Nachos and New Illustrations
N is for Nachos and New Illustrations - because who doesn't like nachos (or nectarines?) Needless to say, I had a lot of fun drawing these!
C is for Cat and Other Illustrations
C is for Cat and Other Illustrations features freehand drawn ink and watercolor illustrations done in my Moleskine art sketchbook.
From My Moleskine Sketchbook
The latest illustration from my Moleskine sketchbook was a riff on a theme. Or, more precisely, I used my lines to play around with the A-Line!
From My Sketchbook – Week 10
This past week I did more viola playing than sketching (you can read some of the nice reviews of New York City Ballet‘s performances at the Kennedy Center here and here); but on the 3+ hour train ride home yesterday evening I did quite a bit of catching up. In fact, I filled up the rest of the pages in my little Moleskin sketch book!
If you look carefully, you’ll even see more of my various head studies showing through the pages…
And, when I ran out of pages in my sketch book, I grabbed the next thing handy – the envelopes from my paychecks – and did these sketches with ink and my French Grey Prismacolor marker.
(Meanwhile, my husband completed half a book’s worth of mind teaser puzzles and games.)
Each to his own, I guess!