A sketch of Sir Winston Churchill in my Moleskine.
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2013Aug 6tags: ballpoint | ballpoint pen | Churchill | moleskine | Pen | Shachihoko | Sir Winston Churchill | Winston Churchill
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cloudpine451 12:05 pm on August 7, 2013 | #
The best picture of Churchill I’ve seen. Great subtlety and presence!
cloudpine451 12:29 pm on August 7, 2013 | #
Just checked out your posts, enjoying your journal and amazing progress!
Shachihoko 1:13 am on August 8, 2013 | #
Thanks cloudpine.. Yes, there’s a huge difference between my work now than what’s in the past! =) I’m planning to post my past sketches to make it up, it won’t be every single pages. Just some I really enjoyed and with a lot of work into it.
cloudpine451 3:30 am on August 8, 2013 | #
Thanks Shachihoko,it’s funny because I came on here to share the quirky pages I didn’t want to blog, so I can keep on topic there. What I really like about this place is the variety and inspiration in diary journals. Blogs and other forums tend to go down a particular specialist path don’t you think?