Art study sketchbook

In order to become a better artist, it's recommended that you keep an art journal…

Color study for an apple blossom. Reckoned with the pickle that is painting a white flower (my first attempt was the blob below); discovered that WN Davy's Gray was too opaque and occasionally granulating for my tastes and has reported lightfastness issues (!!!); my Daniel Smith dark green mix had some weird pilling re its binder. At least: Found some PV19s from Sennelier that were lovely to work with—no need for the horribly impermanent Opera. Lost some detail here with the green hiccup…

The best place to study art. Ancient n modern in one place to see. Love this liner sketch of classical statue. By DUSD ART

🌿Left page : botanical studies with inks and acrylic gouache. 🌟 Right page : gouache and collage. 🏷️ #sketchbook #sketchbookdrawing #sketchbookspread #art #illustration #gouache #acrylicgouache #landscapepainting #collage #ink #dailydrawing #sketches

An artist that records in writing and drawings, the places he visits and finds interesting. Architect Jerome Tryon describes his work, on social media as "observations and ideas". He does this by keeping a journal with drawings and written portions, of places and buildings that capture his interest. These sights push him to make a note plus illustrate details of what fascinated him of a particular view. Thoughts and studies on Post Alley, Pioneer Square. Press the Image to Enlarge it…

Examples of sketchbook pages to inspire students who are working on a natural forms theme in their GCSE Art sketchbooks.

Hand drawn and written pages, that could be used as a book of architectural buildings. The entire thing is so beautiful and neat, that I can see it being printed and used as the beginning or an encyclopedia of Heritage buildings, around Europe and eventually, around the world. The Turkish Artist and Architect, that created these lovely urban illustrations is Oğuzhan Çengel. Make sure you press the images to enlarge them, (not the first one), so that you don't miss any of the wonderful…

Sketches and drawing studies, which encapsulate the ideas of design and architecture. Jerome Tryon sums up his work on his social media page with two words "observations and ideas." Beautiful buildings that are rendered even more so, thanks to the light touch of a sketch. Not everything is detailed and given that realistic look, but rather a hint of the masterful finish these structures were designed and built with. I will now leave you to what is hopefully going to be an enjoyable viewing…