A Sketchbook From Paris to Germany
Welcome to Draw Tip Tuesday!
Another sketchbook filled!
This one has some travel in it. Paris, home in the Netherlands, and a week in Germany.
What I love about doing these flip-throughs is looking back at what I was thinking when I made each page.
There are experiments in here that felt uncertain while I was doing them, including one landscape I did twice, completely differently, just to see what would change.
The page I keep coming back to is one I drew at a cafe in Germany. A line of school kids showed up for ice cream, a man sat down looking completely content with his cone, and I just had to capture that moment. I was nervous to add a second color but I knew I couldn't leave the page with just the one color either. I think it made all the difference.
You know I love food, and drawing it too. So there's a couple of pages filled with Pretzels, and some strawberries that were too good not to sketch.
Also, a spread that came together even though I forgot to bring half of my tools.
I hope it gives you a little nudge to pick up your own sketchbook too, this week!
Links mentioned:
Paris Sketchbook workshop (September)
Sketchbook shown: Hahnemühle Nostalgie, size A5




