Small Artist Sketchbook 2022 – Pages 64 and 65

We are on a journey through another one of my small artist sketchbooks. As with all my books of this type, I take a sketchbook and fill it with whatever I feel like doing at the time. No planning, just enjoyment.

This book was done between August 2020 and February 2022, more or less (I date each page as I do it).

I don’t go through the book page by page in order, though in general the earlier images are at the front and the later ones following – but sometimes I skip pages and come back later, or do some other thing. No reason, that is just how I do it.

Let’s take a look.

Here’s today’s page spread.

Here are individual views of the pages.

If you have any questions as to the materials or techniques I used, let me know. I love to answer questions!

11 thoughts on “Small Artist Sketchbook 2022 – Pages 64 and 65”

    1. Claudia McGill Post author

      Yes. It comes of skipping around in the book, these inadvertent pairings always seem to make their own story even if I never meant anything by how they are arranged or in what order the pages come. I guess another example of randomness in the world that makes things more interesting than if I planned them. I remember the one on the right I was going to do more to it, but then I liked the look of the page and left it alone.

  4. Laura (PA Pict)

    I always enjoy your inky street scenes. The page on the right makes me think of a figure exploring the bottom of the sea, whether a merperson or a deep sea diver, I am undecided.

  5. Michele

    I love looking at your works. I meant to comment on the other posts that now I have to copy you again and take Marcie’s class warm-up class! I’m struggling with the mini collages now but I’ll get through that (making marks on the collages).

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