I apologize again for skipping out on portfolio posts--hopefully these scribbly notations can tide you over for a bit longer. I'm a bit insecure about how they look to the public eye, but like I said, they're more sort of journal entries than invested drawings; such are sketchbooks.
My moleskine journals bridged the gap between New York and Boston. It was a strange, sad moment leaving the NY, one which I wish I could have captured well in images or words. Anyway, another representative smattering of my sketchbooks. James warned me that the sketchbook moleskines didn't take watercolour paints very well--I learned the hard way; he was right.
The light was incredible, but it was a fight against the paper all the way.
I really like this last posts. VERY VERY inspiring. Great head shapes and expresions.Great stuff, part of my inspiration folder now.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Very complimentary.
ReplyDeleteI quite enjoy your sketchbook posts myself!
hey nick,
ReplyDeleteit's lillian- how are you?
Just wanted to say, great sketches and posts. It's real inspiring to see your work--
Hope things are well,
Lil
they are!
ReplyDeleteand thank you very much!
so nice to hear from you!
I like your people - the expressions are great. You're not just getting the physical gestures, you're getting the soul too.
ReplyDeleteNeato.
very lovely
ReplyDeletethe elephants and two horn
creatures are outstanding
great observation all around
5 stars
thanks for sharing