Sketches from New Mexico

The first three scans are the standard moleskine sketchbook; the balance are moleskine watercolor notebooks. This was about all the sketching I did while on vacation, but it was fun nonetheless. With the exception of the one pencil + watercolor, all of them were done using my standard supplies, staedtler black pigment liners (4-pack: .01, .03, .05, .07 mm),  and windsor & newton artist's watercolor compact set (11 cm × 13.5 cm)

Comments

[PamYla]

Wow you have a bounty of beautiful work from your vacation

[Margaret]

Love each of these...what a great keepsake!

[Tom]

Envy abounds - my moleskins are full of just words and squiggles - see:
http://bigbulkyanglican.typepad.com/bigbulkyanglican/2008/03/moleskins-and-d.html

[m nova]

Love your sketches, man. I'll have to try that potato recipe. Like how you have your blog and everything set up... looks hand-made rather than computer designed. Nice job! I'll definitely keep coming back.

[Mike Stavlund]

I love that table... 14" planks are objects of devotion, and I love to think about the person who planed the wood and pounded those pegs.

Thank you.

[Makeesha]

I'm still waiting for you to sell big prints - I'm saving my pennies!

[gabi campanario]

beautiful style, i love this!

[Amy]

Fantastic -- not sure which is my favorite, but that potatoes one is making me wish I wasn't on a low carb diet!

[no way]

Beautiful page you have here, and your work is fantastic. Thanks for sharing, and looking forward to more!

[Lynn]

Your drawings are so wonderfully detailed. Great work!

[Tim]

Nice. I think the Coe ranch may be my dream house...er ranch.