Sketchbook drawing

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Comment by Scattergood-Moore on June 6, 2012 at 6:17pm

Carina and Theresa, wonderful sketchbooks - and so very different. Thanks for sharing.  I've always been fond of accordion style books and homemade books in general.

Was moved by Theresa's closing lines:

"We take the slow way home through

solitary farmland and small towns.

Black fields

and then a white house

with on lights on."

They reminded me a bit of the poems of Helen West Heller - an interesting artist I am especially fond of from the farmlands of Illinois during the early 20th Century.

Here are some off her poems/woodcuts from "Migratory Urge," 1928:

http://pantherpro-webdesign.com/heller/MigratoryUrge/poems2.html

and there is more on the the artist at this website I created for her:

http://helenwestheller.wordpress.com/

Comment by Carina on June 6, 2012 at 9:37am

Thanks Theresa. Like your presence in your lines whether you draw or write!

Comment by Carina on June 6, 2012 at 9:00am

Thanks for the welcome S-M, nice to be here! Sketchbooks are always surprising us in a way, love that. Great work Theresa!

Here's two photos of a "sketchbook" (?) I did 2011, they are mostly somekind of nonsense scribble book...

Comment by Scattergood-Moore on May 31, 2012 at 6:45pm

sketchbook page titled "The Artists and their Muses"

Comment by Scattergood-Moore on May 31, 2012 at 5:01pm

Carina Granlund, welcome to this group. We look forward to viewing your "scribble books" with us. . . Hi Scattergood-More, Would love to join your group! I make my own sketchbooks and use them mostly as scribblebooks, perhaps not so beautiful drawings but... fun!

ex-brother-in-law from my White Point NJ sketchbook

Comment by Scattergood-Moore on May 30, 2012 at 5:51pm

Here are 2 pages from my Bonaire Sketchbook

Comment by Scattergood-Moore on May 30, 2012 at 4:04pm

Sarah, love the sketchbook drawings, especially of the cats and mouse with mushrooms - some of your drawings remind me of Beatrix Potter's art work.

I have put links to some of your sketches on  Artists' Sketchbooks Online

Here a sketchbook entry of a woman lying in the sun at Bonaire,

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