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Déménagement.13 years ago
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paris: extras, part two…14 years ago
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七夕天の川14 years ago
The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
...because I'm a sucker for architecture and strong women.
Coastliners by Joanne Harris
...where my daughter got her name ;)
Vol de Nuit by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
..obviously.
The Old Patagonian Express by Paul Theroux
...adventure writing at its finest.
The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett
...how could I not?
Tender is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald
My favorite of his...by a hair.
India Song by Marguerite Duras
...spellbinding.
The Moomin Family chronicles by Tove Johansson
...I grew up with them.
Le Petit Prince, St. Exupéry again
...where it all begins and ends.
Eloise by Hilary Knight
...because I love my hotels.
A Bout de Souffle
...where my adult life began
Rocco and His Brothers
...Oh, Alain Delon!
Hotel Chevalier
...I wish he would get out of my head!
The Lover
...always on my mind.
Metropolis
...Fritz Lang. Iconic.
The Royal Tenenbaums
...because.
A Little Princess
...lives on in my undying childhood.
J.M. Barrie
Ed Ruscha
The journals of Dan Eldon
McSweeney's
Deyrolle, Paris
Chateau de Brissac
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5 comments:
Did you do this with pencil first? Just curious, it is lovely.
No pencil. Just pen. Actually, I did this while at a painting workshop in Italy, and it just so happened that my roommate (a video game designer) had recently taken a plein air pen sketching workshop in NYC with a very famous illustrator who teaches you how to draw very quickly in permanent ink while you're walking. I didn't believe it was possible until I saw her do it, and then I had to try! So I walked around the countryside for the rest of that week in Tuscany drawing on a tiny sketchpad until I could do it. Then, in Rome for the final three days of my trip, I really had a ball with the technique. So much fun!
It reminds me of Montreal.
Lovely!
It brings back so many wonderful memories of Firenze and Siena.
My BIL spent a year there for his architect diploma and drawing tons of sketches.
Wish I was as talented as you both...
That's a sketch? Wow - you are GOOD!
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