He-e-e-y: You’re missing a post on this amazing artist

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Global Art Junkie, Moleskine, sketchbook

At the risk of being a nag, if you’re still following this blog, you need to switch to Canadian Art Junkie.  The archives of Sketches and Jottings are still here, but new posts are going up on the Sketch & Draw category of my other blog.  Hope to see you there.

P-S-S-S-T – Over here at Canadian Art Junkie everybody!

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Anna Rusakova, Global Art Junkie, journals

 

Sketches & Jottings has moved. The great art you’re used to seeing here is still available, just at a different site.  Please join me at the Sketch & Draw page there!

Happy Easter: Hot Cross Bunnies

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Easter, Suzanne Scott

These outrageous bunnies were inspired by hot cross buns. Scottish artist Suzanne Scott tells the tale on her Facebook, here.   Happy Easter.

Sketchbook Style Street Art

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France, illustration, stencil art, Street art

The work of French street artist PolarBear Stencils is so much like sketches in a Moleskine.  A very intriguing style.  This is today’s inspiration.  More here.

Miguel Herranz: Barcelona Street Scene

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Miguel Herranz, street scene

This snippet of a street scene in Barcelona comes from illustrator Miguel Herranz, who also writes about the couple sitting beside him in a cafe while he was drawing.  His narrative is as interesting as his sketch.  Have a look here.

Cathy Johnson: Evidence of Spring

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Cathy Johnson, Urban Sketchers

 

Well known artist, naturalist and writer Cathy Johnson captured the yearning for spring that most of us in the colder parts of North America feel at this time of year.