Each of these artists have a unique way of capturing the places they live and visit.
![sketchbook pg. - Downtown El Paso](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3441/3302532089_6ce1f6c99e.jpg)
Marché rue La Fayette by Alain Bertin
![Marché rue La Fayette](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3350/3304348965_10f05e9f70_o.jpg)
Panoramic wheel by La Ola
![Panoramic wheel](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3378/3303533776_af061cbe34.jpg)
Subvergence by Sharon Frost
![Subvergence. February 2/3, 2009](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3092/3272597936_e63be0e4fe.jpg)
Kunstmuseum Stuttgart by Flaf
![Kunstmuseum Stuttgart](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3267/3258979708_e63d956bc5.jpg)
Each of these artists have a unique way of capturing the places they live and visit.
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Today, I took a walk through the streets of NYC, and I ran into a few people. I didn't know the people I met, but I knew that they were people I should know. In fact, the more I observed their beauty, elegance, and eccentric behaviors, the more I felt I had met them in a past life. In fact, I had.
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Many current animation artists are also illustration artists. I'm am continually inspired by their work. I recently found The Brothers McLeod and their short films. Wow! That's really all I can say. Below you can watch their short animation, Sketch Book No. 1.
[ Brothers McLeod on YouTube ]"The Brothers McLeod first appeared on the animation radar when they were short-listed by BBC Talent for the New Comedy Awards in 2001. They achieved this with their first short 2D animation Highlights: Sports Day about a sports radio station’s attempts to commentate on the Piddle-on-the-Wyre village annual event."
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So... you're looking for another reason to scribble some more? I was. So I created a scribble for samesame! the scribble project. (You can find mine here.)This simple daydream is a fun project that Lisa Currie recently started. Artists and illustrators from all over have begun scribbling on behalf of samesame! And some of my personal favorites include...
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If you enjoy insects or the anatomy of colorful creatures, you'll most likely enjoy the beetle collection that Leslie Brenden has recently been creating. Her sketches have the intricate details that make some souls ache. These strange creatures take on a beautiful element with her pen, ink, watercolor, and Prismacolor pencil sketches.
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He misses! ah... shucks... I didn't get struck by the love arrow. Or did I? Or did you?
Today is the illustrious holiday of Saint Valentine... or as some of us like to say, "the hallmark holiday." The hubby and I really do little to celebrate; in fact, we're brewing beer, and I'm labeling bottles this afternoon. However, I thought I should highlight some of the more interesting sketches that Valentine's Day brings our way during this special time each February.
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Balance refers to the ways in which the elements (lines, shapes, colors, textures, etc.) of a piece are arranged.
[ via About.com: Art History ]
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Today was a lovely day. People strolled the streets, and people thought it was springtime. I thought I should share a couple of sketches that display the way the weather has affected us lately.
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[ PREFACE: This is an introduction to a series of short stories. The short stories use images from the Community Sketchbook, and tell simple stories about life. The images used are sketches by the Community Sketchbook artists; and of course, the rights remain their own. ]
It was a lovely day here in New York today. The birds were chirping and the sun was shining as I walked down the street this morning, reflecting on all of the beauties of the world.
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Recently I have been ridiculously attracted to the color blue. The following blue sketches are a few that inevitably jumped out at me and offered up a nice dose of inspiration.
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I haven't been able to sleep the best lately, so when I read this cartoon by Question Josh, I thought it would only be appropriate to post sketches that related to the theme of sleep.
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