journaling

Sketchbook page

This serie is about my trip to Bologna. I'm so sorry they're Turkish :(

A lot of times my pens take over, spilling out the inside of my brain onto the paper. Thankfully, it's not as gross as it sounds.

This is the book I made which contains the educational paper I wrote and illustrated about my trip to China in the summer of 2017. I gave a lecture entitled, The Sketchbook: Let's Connect at ICON10, The Illustration Conference in Detroit, MI this past July. I gave a few of these books out along with pocket sketchbooks to the audience. Below are a few spreads from the 40-page book.

Went to another city by train with lead time about 3 hours & sketched inside the train

A couple of pages from my 2017 art journal. Lots of random thoughts and doodles!

Journal page

Étand de la bonde, Luberon, Southfrance

This old car suits in the exact same place in my neighborhood.

Mixed Media on Paper

These ones are about my darkest, pathetic thoughts. I'm really sorry that they're Turkish again :(

Pastel on brown paper bags turned into a sketchbook.

outdoor swimming season has begun in the public bath at berlin olympic stadion.

Stream of consciousness drawing and doodling is always therapeutic. I love starting down a trail and not knowing where I will end up.

Journal Page

I was travelling two weeks ago, the train moved fast, so the only thing outside the train stable enough to be sketched was the sky.

print

Acrylic on Paper

_ in Berlin-Charlottenburg. A Woman ist waiting for her Take-Away.

A thought I've been having lately- To make peace without forgiveness, I do it for my own mind, my own future, and you need nothing from me too.

Cold sharks, cold sharks everywhere.

I have been opening up my sketchbook, and drawing while not looking at my lines. I then color them in and add words for personal reflections.

Watercolour, ink and gouache on a graphic design students work from Leipzig 1923. Created during lockdown in response to Corona. For sale.

Ocean children calling…

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Found a tidbit in the novel Grendel by John Gardner that got my creative juices stirring... :-)

Travelling whales.