Watercolour and ink. I couldn’t decide whether or not to colour it in so if you want to see the ink-only version it’s on my blog: http://madziabryll.blogspot.com/2010/03/octopus-attacking-ship.html

Long time no see, skine’art! It’s autumn, so brown leaves are all around and that’s what I thought I’d draw today. Standardgraph and watercolour.

A woman copying a painting by George Singer Sargent at the Chicago Art Institute.

Small moleskine sketchbook, Rotring isograph (since broken by the roll of the ship) and Tombow markers. The best way to learn the (current) sail plan!

The Panama City skyline as seen from the anchorage, plus the wings of a dead dragonfly we found in a marina cafe. I think I glued them on upside down.

Iguanas on Santa Cruz island, Galapagos. I wish I had had more time to hang around and sketch them, but we only had two days of shore leave.

Lines on the deck.

Tombow markers and black Prismacolor pencil. Drawn at sea.

Pan plays his harmonica. Black Prismacolor pencil.

The weather deck of the HMS Bounty. Black ink isograph.