Moleskine sketchbooks at show:
more at:
http://mattiasa.blogspot.com/2009/11/best-in-show.html
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2009Nov 7
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- Uncle Bob: Anita If you follow these links you should be able to see some photos I took in NYC...
- pioniere: Love the intricate details in all of these!
- Anita: Whoa 700 pictures that’s massive, do you have any of them up online?
- Uncle Bob: Thank you Nikira. It was bright and sunny despite me still waiting for some snow to...
- Nikira: Nice one, Bob.:-)
- Uncle Bob: Thank you Anita. Yes, lots of stuff to augment the memories. I also took around 700...
- Uncle Bob: A great way to present your work. Congratulations and thanks for posting this so we...
- Anita: Very touching!
- Anita: Good job on this and congrats on making the crossing. It’s great that you’ll...
- Anita: I wonder what the boat was like in it’s heyday.
- Anita: Lol I like the one with the three teeth sticking out the best
. - Nikira: Awesome!
- renefijten: Thanks Jsstan, and Anita it was a pleasure to see: imagine that lion dancing on top...
- Alex Boy: I like to observe peculiarly each detail of your works. Amazing!
- Samanta: Que trabalhos incríveis esses seus! Estou encantada!
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roseindigo 9:44 am on November 7, 2009 | #
Looks like a nice exhibit! But,I’m wondering if people can actually turn the pages or pick up the sketchbooks to look at them? I don’t think I would ever have the courage to do that. Several of my paintings have been stolen off gallery walls, which didn’t bother me too much, but I’d be heartbroken if one of my sketchbooks were stolen. Hope nothing happens to them Matt. You are gutsy, that’s for sure, and what a treat for those who would treasure your sketches.
Linda Bachrach 1:19 pm on November 7, 2009 | #
I would love to be able to see this show! What a treat for those who get to come. Congratulations, and I know you’ll have loads of fun seeing the reactions on the viewer’s faces.