15 Artists Reveal Their Sketchbooks And They Look Like Pocket Art Galleries
Even in this highly digitized world, the stereotype of an artist always carrying a sketchbook around is still very much alive. And then there are creatives who take the doodles in their journal to the next level, making their sketchbooks into handheld art exhibitions.
Even in this highly digitized world, the stereotype of an artist always carrying a sketchbook around is still very much alive. And then there are creatives who take the doodles in their journal to the next level, making their sketchbooks into handheld art exhibitions.
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Tools to actually make money onlineMost of the creative types would tell you that their journals are way more personal that the finished result one sees in the exhibitions. See, a sketchbook for an artist is like a visual diary of sorts, where they get to freely express themselves. Or simply document the things that inspire them throughout the day.
If you get to take a look at such a sketchbook, it can be like taking an afternoon trip to an art gallery and soaking in all that the art has to offer - creativity, roughness, inspiration and raw feeling - all within the parameters of a small journal. Take a look at some of the most impressive examples of an artist's sketchbook below. (h/t: mmm)
Dina Brodsky
Jared Muralt
Rod Luff
Gabriel Picolo
