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Architectural vignettes in a Moleskine 3.5x5.5in Art Sketchbook. Sailor 1911 fountain pen. Copic Multiliner .05, .01

Sailor 1911 fountain pen and Copic Multiliner 0.1mm

I’m attracted to the 3.5x5.5in sketchbook format. For my type of drawing, it allows flexibility to sketch several smaller vignettes and /or a larger single study…or a combination of both.

I’m attracted to the 3.5x5.5in sketchbook format. For my type of drawing, it allows flexibility to sketch several smaller vignettes and /or a larger single study…or a combination of both.

I’m attracted to the 3.5x5.5in sketchbook format. For my type of drawing, it allows flexibility to sketch several smaller vignettes and /or a larger single study…or a combination of both.

Final product before handing it over to the client

Finishing up a commission for a couple who celebrated their wedding anniversary at an Airbnb on the island of Elba in Italy. I was asked to sketch a couple of views to create a memory. A triptych seemed to work well. Contextual view on left…..central elevation view in the middle….window detail on the right.

824 Kearney St.
Cape May, NJ

UNI-ball Signo and Sailor 1911 Standard. Moleskine 3.5x5.5in. Galen A6 leather cover

Final 2 page spread in Traveler’s 012 Sketchbook, vol. 2. On to vol. 3!

Uni-pin Pens. Traveler’s 012 Sketchbook insert

Lansdale, PA. 3x5 notecard sketch project

Freight House Door
Sailor 1911 Standard; H-F nib. Ivory 3x5 notecard

Traveler’s Sketchbook 012 insert w/ Sailor 1911 Standard, H-F nib. J. Herbin Perle Noir ink

3x5in note card drawings

I created this poster as a gift. All individual door sketches assembled onto a single poster. Society Hill section of Philadelphia.

Anyone familiar with these cards?

https://ugmonk.com/

Traveler’s 012 sketchbook insert
Left side: Sailor 1911 H-F nib
Right side: Pilot Lucina F nib

Sailor 1911 with normal and reverse nib in Travelers 012 Sketchbook insert

Mexican War Streets neighborhood - Pittsburgh, PA; Sailor 1911 Standard, H-F nib.
Moleskine Sketchbook