I made a quick drawing of this oxcart in Sri Lanka on my Moleskine (Plain black hard cover Notebook 192 pages) on site which i finished in the plane back to France (FaberCastell pen and Winsor & Newton watercolour). The Chief Cabin Crew came and had a quick chat with me on the pleasure of drawing asking me how to find time to draw even in the busiest days. I gave him a few reasonable advices and he was kind enough as to offer Champagne to me and my whole family… though we were traveling in economy class 
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Scoach 9:58 am on October 8, 2010 | #
That’s brilliant. Nice work.
arhitectul 2:16 am on October 9, 2010 | #
Very nice sketch, I love the spirit of the moment within. The W&N plus the FaberCastell are my favorites too.
Nikira 7:51 am on October 9, 2010 | #
Outstanding, love combination of image and writing, love red here, and your story. Drawing is universal language.
Nuria 5:52 am on October 10, 2010 | #
Wonderful!.
jchdef 4:35 am on October 11, 2010 | #
Thanks for your comments. the oxcart actually was stopped just before a painted advertising for a radio. At the beginning, I was frightened to add the red because it could potentially kill the drawing but luckily it proved to be the right thing to do