Voyage sketchbook

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12 Artists and How They Use Fountain Pens - Goulet Pens Blog

Today I just had a light bulb moment (like all light bulb moment they seem very obvious afterwards...) As much as I loved working through the first moleskine- drawing only on one side of the page – I never fully bonded with the book. (getting severe water damage didn’t help much either!) It is because I wasn’t working across the spread that it feels more like a sketchbook (each page a separate image that don’t connect) rather than a journal (a record of my life) Even though I did do a few…

An artist that could easily convert these drawings into a book with architectural illustrations. Oğuzhan Çengel, has been featured before here on DesignStack, that is for the calibre of his drawings and the professional way in which he displays them. Each drawing / building comes with a two page layout, on what looks like a Moleskine diary or journal. The two pages are mixture of plans, elevations and isometric drawings, beautifully framed by Çengel's writing. i really hope that someone…

Selected travel illustrations for practice. Used a variety of mediums (fountain pens, inks, watercolors, colored pencils) to enhance the details of each subject.

We come back from a million memories in the head but often with a lot of photographs that we do not know how to keep. Today I give you tips to create a travel diary. Format As you can see in the pi…

Paging through a photo album detailing every moment of a friend’s poolside vacation might not be a riveting activity, but flipping through Angela Mckay’s sketchbooks filled with tiny paintings of her travels certainly is. The Brooklyn-based pattern designer and illustrator of Ohkii Studio documents the lush scenery, cavernous waters, and hilly villages she sees on the streets of Lagos, Calamosche Beach on Italy’s southern coast, and in Joshua Tree National Park. Mckay generally positions her…

A collection of various types of illustrations, with a common theme, the places we live in. I have brought together quite a few themes in this collection of drawings, from Illustrator, Interior Designer and Drawing Teacher, Ekaterina Surikat (Екатерина Сурикат). As I was saying, the themes include Interior Design, Architecture, Travel Journals, Furniture and more. It's quite an eclectic mixture, a great way of visiting drawings, that have a common thread running through them. Loft Style…

Guest Post by Richard Sheppard in Cloverdale, California After searching many years for the perfect sketchbook, I finally gave up on the commercial brands and decided to make my own. For weeks I stayed up all night tearing paper, threading needles, poking holes in mat boards, and utilizing all kinds of gadgets, until finally I […]