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some extra things dumped into the sketchbook, no reason, just there. I am coming to the end of a very fat book now, and have picked up one of the new "
Handbook" Sketchbooks that are in direct competition with moleskine. I'm curious to see how the paper will handle my beatings.
The bird is so enjoyable to look at. I always enjoy seeing someones sketches of birds. I think they look peaceful.
ReplyDeleteGreat sketches. I especially like the bottom one. It makes me think of something, but I can't quite place it. What was your inspiration for it?
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen those new sketchbooks. I've been wanting to get a landscape oriented sketchbook for my next one. Maybe I'll try one of theirs.
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I had this strange idea that a creature with horns is what carries a person across a space between wake and sleep/dreamland. Kind of like carrying a decapitated head from a battle, as a trophy, because of the nature of feeling half dead when one falls asleep. Well, I do anyway.
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