Back from my Serbia trip. Sketching was almost a total failure, only got these 2 sketches to show:


Watercolor in my cheap Lega-lega sketchbook that wrinkles badly so the quality is blah.

Belfry of the Saint Helena church in Kastav done in ballpoint pen in a sketchbook.

Fragments of Rijeka - back side door on Palazzo Adria and a winged lion on a portal done in ballpoint pen, and a Capuchin church window done in watercolor in a sketchbook. I did the window standing up and it was quite challenging to balance everything with one hand.
Posted on 08.07.2012 04:40 CET in: life drawing, sketches, urban | Comments
Here are some of the sketches done in the past few days.

Details seen from my friend's veranda. Watercolor and ballpoint pen in a Lega-lega sketchbook.

My friends meditating. She didn't stand still too long so it's not very accurate. Watercolor pencil.


Nice statues near my office I did before work done in watercolor, and view from the office balcony I did during the lunch break, ballpoint pen and watercolor.



Quick sketches I did at my friend's house. Her brother's dog that wouldn't stand still for 2 seconds, and my friends.
We had a long holiday weeknd in Croatia so I spent a few days at my parents' place with my boyfriend. I did a tiny bit of sketching.



The first was made with my mini handmade watercolor sketch kit, and others with my Sakura Koi kit in a small Moleskine watercolor notebook.

A sketch of my boyfriend that does look a bit like him, made with a graphite pencil and watercolor pencils.
We celebrated May 1st at my friend's village in the hills out of reach of any phone signal, and managed to get some tome alone to make this sketch:

Watercolor pencils, waterbrush and brush pen in a small Moleskine watercolor sketchbook.
This weekend I was at Eurocon in Zagreb and was pretty busy the whole time, and the only time I had to sketch was during the panel involving some famous writers and other people, and a physics lecture. So I sketched people on the panel, and my boyfriend during the lecture, though the sketch looks nothing like him :( but I try.
Ballpoint pen on the first, watercolor pencil on the second.
