These pages were all exercises in the 8-week “An Introduction to Sketch Journaling” workshop that started last week. I do every lesson I ask workshop participants to do: it helps work out the kinks and is great practice… keeps me on my toes! I love that.
Here’s a spread with some contour drawings.
And some Amaryllis I caught just before the last blooms died.
I started a new sketchbook for the class and for the first page I combined Liz Steel’s idea of painting out her palette with some notes to myself , stuff I’d like to remember as I work through the sketchbook.
Do you have a first-page you do for your books? Or a manifesto you think up? Does it change often? I bet mine will by the time I’m done with this book, but that’s okay.
These are super wonderful! Thanks for the inspiration. I hope to begin today, trying to follow in your steps.
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thank you for sharing. Inspiring!
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I leave the first page of a sketchbook blank until I run across a quote I like and then I put that in. It may or may not give a theme to the book but reflects my frame of mind at the time.
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Lovely idea
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This is a great first page idea. Thanks for sharing!
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I really like your expressive flowers!!
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love the sketches of the prickly balls from the liquidambar trees. Very beautiful
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These are great, I love to draw and paint
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Impressive! Thank you for sharing. 🙂
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Great stuff!
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