We went out for a short holiday-break. I packed my sketchbook with the intention to make sketches of people. But as often the case during my holidays, I didn't drew half as much of what I intended to do, nor something which came close to the subject. But that's also the meaning of a holiday I guess: doing as little as possible or at least nothing which look like 'work'.
This sketch in my moleskine is a quick one made of our mugs on the table in our little cabin. It's a bit of a coincidence that this subject fits this weeks topic on Illustration Friday. So, even when I didn't drew as much as I'd planned to do, I still can make a posting on my weblog. That's also a bit 'double', I think.
27.7.10
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Driving Home For Christmas
Pen and pencil, 140 x 210 mm
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Just a note to say thanks for sharing your drawings on your blog.
I visit your page from time to time and I always find something to inspire me in my (very rudimentary) efforts to learn to draw.
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