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celebrating moleskine lovers and their art

nachoyague

Alexander 7:24 am on May 11, 2008 | #

oeeeeeeeeeee!!!! Moleskine forever.
God enviroment crak!
3lla 1:43 pm on July 12, 2008 | #

Nacho, I love this.

It really reminds me of my own room actually!
James Mal 5:04 pm on September 6, 2008 | #

i love that thing on top of the tv!
Levity Lia 2:50 pm on September 15, 2008 | #

I was enjoying the detail of this room, gazing at the piece some more… dude, you’ve played with the light and the shadows it casts perfectly. You’ve got the details jumping out. Awesome!
nachoyague 2:57 pm on September 17, 2008 | #

thanks a lot for all your comments!

recent comments

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CloudyDay: I like the angle you made these drawings from.
Cynthia: Thank you. I hope to do another soon, maybe of numbers. I found that it keeps me drawing...
trebor61: Thanks Cynthia. I really like doing skies. I once read that you should paint a sky each...
roseindigo: I really like the way you use negative space.
roseindigo: I’ve found this alphabet series to be really interesting and highly creative...
roseindigo: What a fun drawing with all the different characters. I love it!
roseindigo: Very nice drawing, and for a portrait it isn’t too stiff at all.
roseindigo: Far-away storms? I LOVE storms!!!!!! The stormier and louder the more I like them!...
Cynthia: I love how you handled the clouds! I can almost smell the rain. I love when you can see...
trebor61: Tremendous!
trebor61: This is beautiful. I’m trying to depict glass, in my next post and am finding it...
trebor61: This is an excellent example of pointillism. It must have taken ages. Thank you for...
trebor61: I really like the sharpness and clarity of your study. So lifelike. You should have...