sakuranbo : cherries (sakura : cherry flower)

japanese friend roll.
to be processed…

ballpoint pen + pocket moleskine

drawn waiting while my boyfriend had blood exams.
Rene Fijten told me he was kept in this town (dammartin) 15 years ago because of a truck driver’s strike (it happens so often in france) and people gave him water while he was immobilized in his car in the middle of the little town.
it’s funny because i live at 5 km from this town!
merci Rene!

Riviera
Some day by the past i saw a drawing challenge named : “draw the first thing you see when you wake up”
here it is!!!
a poster of an old Air France add talking about French Riviera.
may be it is this that help me go to work in a good mood!

Seringa
i explore this plant and noticed the singular disposition of the flowers…
hum hum…
drawn in Bourgogne, France, near Sens.
it was a wonderfull, calm and relaxing über-week-end (i call the 4 days week end like this)
ball point pen, pocket note book, watercolour

1°) fill with water (plug the hole with your finger to prevent water from flowing.)
2°) Blow gently (memory of the village hall where I got hit by a motorcycle. no injuries, just fear.
my parents were buying them on the markets, to my sister and me when we went on holiday in Spain.)

some times memories are coming out of nowere.

Midori
means “Green”
i continue learning japanese.
and i continue tring to draw as fast as i can (and as best as i can too!)
ballpoint pen + pocket notebook moleskine

Karas means crow in japanese.
snapshots of my comutation travel
ballpoint pen on pocket notebook moleskine

i’m learning japanese.
i wrote ju-ichi gatsu because i was born in november
i discover a nest in a tree behind the house
and i draw from memory an elegant and exentric (unfortunately it is rendered in a bad way) japanese tourist waiting to see Yves Saint Laurent exhibit at the “Petit Palais” (Paris-France)
pocket note book moleskine+aquarelle+ballpoint

changing a watch battery at vendome plaza. eating chocolate cakes in a little backery.
buying a Saint Louis cristal paper weight, and drawing a metal flamingo in the neibourgh’s yard.
notebook moleskine+ballpoint pen+watercolor

Petite Rose.
This is the name of a small bakery in paris, held by very friendly japanese women, especially when I told them “thank you, it’s very good” in Japanese. (Arigato gozaimashita. Totemo oichii)

The man in yellow, with the cat, is copied from a gay Japanese comics.
I find the drawing very funny.
It is a pity that I do not read Japanese better.