sketchbook

I'm surprised how when I use a sketchbook's back page basically to test media, I end up freed from the pressure to make anything "good" and as a result, the doodles that end up there sometimes tell their own story that I look back on much later and remember.

Ink wash and fineliner in my watercolour sketchbook.

Sujoy Bera 3D Visualizer Interior Designer

This was a character I killed off a few months ago. I never knew what he was going to look like, until I heard the new Poison remix song. Then I could see him, I need to work on his ears a bit. I'll upload cleaner sketches and a digital image when I can. Let me know what you think.

Fineliner on A4 paper.

pencil and pen sketch of a character concept. I went with something else because it was hard to translate to digital so I kept it as is

Gouache

I would like to not care about the pain, allow it to pass and let it flow without fighting it, which is perhaps the only way to let it go. Then I will understand that if I give myself trust, I will be able to remember and I will feel in my heart how many lights I found every time I felt lost.

Colored pencils practice.

Sunset at lighthouse in sketchbook (pencil, pen, colored pencils).

Back on my travelbook, made with gel ink pen for a future art book about mediterranean way of life. Here the portrait of an old man in Istanbul street

digital sketch

Marker and fineliner in my A4 sketchbook.

Papercuts and fineliner in my A4 sized sketchbook.

Coloured pencil and markers in my A4 sized sketchbook

More sketchbook practice.

Page from my new A4 sized sketchbook, done with fineliner.

Drawing on black paper

5x7" lion pencil sketch on paper.

Drawing fineliner, pencil. My spaces of my imagination

A sketch of an old lady from Pinterest.

Current sketchbook obsession that has me feeling like both artist and spectator.