Grill place in Brooklyn. I used orange and graphite leads in Shorty pencil in Moleskine plain book.

Just pencil. Experimenting with “Shorty” without sharpening lead, drawing with sides, while listening to House music. Few dots of red. Tents.

Sleeping.
Namiki Falcon with Sepia ink and blue pencil in Moleskine sketchbook.

Typical doorway in Brooklyn. I used Falcon Namiki in Moleskine sketchbook.

Woodhaven Boulevard in Queens. I used Palomino pencil, Falcon pen with sepia ink and a little bit of vintage watercolor in Moleskine sketchbook.

Few minutes sketches with Hero M86 pen in square Moleskine on my way in Bkn.

Flowers for Inna. Watercolor Lukas and a touch of Sumi ink in Wc A4 Moleskine.

Small sketch during conversation. Vintage watercolor spots, pencil and colored pencils in Moleskine plain.

Sketched cats.

I don’t have enough patience to do detailed drawing. I used Falcon with Sepia ink and colored pencils, and touch of Sepia ink wash for value of trees. Every day Manhattan looks different, depending on the weather, time of the day and my mood.

Hats. Pen and pencils in Moleskine sketch.

Little sketches in squares. When no time to sit and draw I can pretend that I am invisible and scribble Everyday-ki on my way.

While coffee brews.

Red roofs. Sepia ink, pen, a bit of watercolor in Moleskine WC A4.

Dunkin Donuts in the City. I got really interesting calligraphy fountain pen, Hero M86 Chinese pen with bended nib, standing like a ballerina on her toes (very cheap, $12). Here I used it both ways and difference in thickness is amazing. I saw it by Tia from Singapore on Flickr and loved her line work. Here added some touches of markers. Never thought I’ll end up using markers in my sketches.