The TINY Sketchbook Project
I participated in the Brooklyn Art Library’s Tiny Sketchbook Project, filling a miniature version of their regular sketchbook with small drawings summarizing moments from my camera roll. This was so fun!
I participated in the Brooklyn Art Library’s Tiny Sketchbook Project, filling a miniature version of their regular sketchbook with small drawings summarizing moments from my camera roll. This was so fun!
For a while, drawing monster girls was my main form of stress relief from a toxic job situation. The last few monster girls were drawn after I quit and became much happier. Eventually I colored a few of them in. I loved my monster girls.
In August of 2017, I tried drawing daily sharky info pages in my sketchbook. This was an ambitious goal and I ran out of steam after just four sharks! I’d love to pick this project back up again and make a proper sharkopedia — someday!
I wasn’t feeling the prompts for any of the Halloween Challenges in 2016, so I came up with my own list. I also went back to a purely hand drawn challenge, working with microns and Pitt Pen markers in a battered Moleskine sketchbook. I loved this year — some fun, tiny toons resulted. The last half of the month (apparently I missed Day 21: Enchanted Edible… ?):
My most complete and coherent contribution to the Brooklyn Art Library’s collection of sketchbooks. Maybe this one is so much better than the others because the theme was SHARKS! Y’think? 😀
My strangest book in the sketchbook library… I tried to weave some of my gaming adventures into a narrative.
My second addition to the Sketchbook Project was a sketchbook all about Australia, which was then taken on the library’s first Oz tour.
Highlights from my first participation in the Sketchbook Project. I’ve come a long way, I think! At some point, I added some color after the fact…