3.28.2008

Sketchbook #2 November2007-January 2008



This is the second completed sketchbook, most of it is filled with words, concepts and thumnails, so I didn't bother scannin or uploading them.  and because it was mostly academic stuff, I just wanted to fill it up as fast as possible and have  a fresh new sketchbook which I am currently filling up and enjoying much more. what I do like about it though, like the last one, it has tape in and outside holding it together. Moleskines can take abuse. i've seen a few people drop there's and panic like the'ver dropped a baby and inspect it and brush it off...I don't do that, I stuff it in my back pocket, defend myself from animals and muggers, and use it as a pillow for a quick nap in the studio. trusty 'ol moley...





















3.10.2008

new pens/mini me

This is a small sketchbook, 2x3, I carried around with me last spring and over the summer while I was on the job doing field work and surveying, or at the doctor etc. if I couldn't find my moleskine. I have another one but it went through the dryer...













Got some new pens a few weeks ago..... thats right, I like to talk about pens and pencils.... My parents are so proud.
First, the classic, Hi-tec-C, consistant line, waterproof, lightfast, direct. Next is a Zebra pen that comes in a two pack with a really nice mechanical pencil, also wit ha metallic body, for only 3 dollars! find yours at your local bookstore. Lastly, the Pentel Slicci. wow. It was created by Pentel to actually compete with the Pilot Hi-tec-C, and it kicks it's butt! it comes in all the same widths as the Pilot, the tip is made much much more sturdier, the ink flows better, and you can get much more line variation with it. I'm a convert, no more Hi tec C for me, Pentel has
won. the only small downside is no rubber grip, but I forgot about that after 10 seconds of drawing..... This is so nerdy...

3.05.2008

My first sketchbook (awwww)

















The page above is by far my favorite page, many techniques, many memories...


linework inspired by Jordan Awan





     fire breathing swan, the gremlins took her eggs




This was my first sketchbook I filled up, started it last May 2007 and finished it in November. I've filled 2 other sketchbooks since then, but this first one is by far my favorite and most personal. It's super beat up; tape holding it together, stickers everywhere, hanging pages, it's great. Hope you Enjoy -W!LL