Cofee and Beer with my in-laws
ballpen (black and blue) on a small NB. This one was inspired by another fellow who posted coloured pencilwork of a beear in the centre (of Malmo) – So I did it in the centre…
Please note thet the drawing (again) i highly technical, so if anyone needs additional explanations please don’t hesitate…

Back to business, meetings and a lot of coffee
When the cup is full one has no time to draw it. Only when it’s empty one can concentrate on it. The spoon was a horribly looking plastic crap, but as Plato said “I like Socrates, but I like the truth better!” – So, I had to inlude it in the drawing for the sake of truth…
Ballpen (3 colours) on a pocket NB

Pine tree sketches
some of them were scary, while others were funny, but belive me – they were exactely as I drew them!
Ink on a pocket NB

A view at our rented house from the terrace
ink and no mink

A mule and some boats
ink on a pocket notebook

Remnants of the old village of Podaca near Gradac
In the old days Dalmatians used to live in the hills and only had some storage houses for fishing purposes near the coast. In such a way they could run away in case of a pirat attack, and also be able to spot it on time. Hundreds of such ruined vilages are scattered along Dalmatian coast.
Watercolour on a large WC

Just an ordinary Mediterranean beach near Gradac
Watercolour on a large WC

House built in 1776.
We wisited out former seaside landlady (leftmost) and my Mother-in-law (centre) and wife (right) had a long chat with her while I was painting.
The trouble was that there were almost no light when I did it. It reminds me of a Python’s sketch where a father-in-law (sleaping in the bedroom with his daughter and son-in-law) is, for 20-odd years, making a ship model in the dark, which of course additionally anoyes the couple. When they finally switch the light on – his model is actually a wrack. Therefore, do not be harsh on judging the outcome of my little darkness effort!
BTW. The roof of this houre has been risen some time during the last century
Watercolour in the dark on a large WC

A village in the southern France.
Haven’t been there while painting it…
Watercolour on a large WC

Sunset in Mala Duba. The very same scene as the one posted on September 3rd, buit done by Dervent Studio colour pencils on a large sketch book.
I have to add that I wasn’t happy how this particular notebook accepts watercolours, and I’m not happy with how it deals with colour pencils either. What is it for? Guache/Tempera, Ink, Pencil? Help me, I’m getting confused, and planning to give it up…