I’ve been keeping sketchbooks in various
forms since I was in Year 12 at High School. Our Year 12 Art teacher made us
keep a sketchbook where we did drawings and also collected images of interest,
newspaper clippings, etc. I still have my 2 sketchbooks to this day.
I used to put all my drawings, things I collect etc. all into one sketchbook. It got too hard to find what I was looking for and so I made my sketchbooks for specific purposes. I still have lots of different sketchbooks nowadays, but each one has a different purpose.
I used to put all my drawings, things I collect etc. all into one sketchbook. It got too hard to find what I was looking for and so I made my sketchbooks for specific purposes. I still have lots of different sketchbooks nowadays, but each one has a different purpose.
I have a small one (10 x 15cm) that is
handy just to put in your handbag when going to an art exhibition, etc. It is
small enough to draw ideas in while in a gallery etc. without it being overtly
obvious what your doing. This one is really my only multi purpose sketchbook.
Some photos of pages from my small
sketchbook are below.
As I said earlier, most of my sketchbooks
are for specific purposes. The one below was dedicated to Papermaking. I would
included samples of papers I was making, write questions I wanted to find out
the answers to, draw ideas, etc. See images below.
1 comment:
Hi Sarah, I find separate sketchbooks the most useful. Tried the integrated kind but can't find what I want in them.
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