Who can live without a Moleskine anymore? They travel, they're trendy and they're pretty durable, which is important, because mine tend to get dragged everywhere and get kinda beat up.
I used the unlined sketchbooks in different sizes in hard and soft cover. There's also a Japaneses album, a storyboard sketch and pocket watercolor books.
The watercolor books really are great; strong durable paper that can take and hold color and ink very well. I carry a Niji waterbrush along with a Cotman mini pan watercolor set. Banded together it's a nice compact road kit.
Each one of these have a story to go with them; I'll share them in future posts.
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Nice collection of sketch books!
ReplyDeleteI'm a fan of collection notebook/sketchbooks... hopefully soon I'll fill them all :)
ReplyDeleteI usually hop from one notebook to the other, so they all seem to be in progress... sometimes it feels like you'll never finish them up; might take years actually.
ReplyDeleteAnd who SAYS you have to fill every page anyway?
With the way I pick up new ones, I'll never be done... but maybe that's the point...
Draw on!!!!
I'm really enjoying working through your older posts, Tom. Do you have a YouTube channel? I know I'd love to see a video of you flipping through some of these notebooks.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Jesse (Canada)
That's a cool idea J; but sadly I do not.
ReplyDeleteDunno how interesting it would be, BUT... I really do want to post some video... an aim for 2013!
Thanks for commenting!!!!