I have been drawing most days for Inktober. I am also taking the Preservation Enclosures class I mentioned in my last post. Next week I will start a Clamshell box class, also with Andrew Huot. Below is a little photo essay of some of my Inktober drawings. They are all on the architect's tracing paper that I use in collage. You can see I don't keep a perfect, beautiful sketchbook. I try out ideas and experiment with things that pop into my head. I decided I needed a hard cover, that's the first photo. Because I am going to take the sketchbook apart when it's full (and use the drawings for collage) I quickly made a temporary cover that holds the sheaf of tracing paper in place with a piece of elastic. Then I can slip another sheaf of papers in there.
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Hard cover for tracing paper sketchbook made with binder's board and book tape. Judith Hoffman
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Sketchbook, tests, textures. Judith Hoffman
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Inktober sketchbook, patterns and doodles. Judith Hoffman
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Inktober sketchbook, doodles, tests, patterns. Judith Hoffman
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Inktober sketchbook, various faces and patterns. Judith Hoffman
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Center spread - testing various transparent acrylics.
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Inktober sketchbook, faces and patterns.
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Inktober sketchbook. I like the layered shadows.
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Inktober sketchbook and cat. Everyone's a critic.
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