From my sketchbook – September 2017
bySketches – September 2017
Captain’s Log
From my sketchbook – August 2017
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From my sketchbook – July 2017
bySketches and graphic works – May 2017
From my sketchbook – May 2017
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From my sketchbook – April 2017
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From my sketchbook – March 2017
bySketches – March 2017
Sketch Crawl NI Creativity Month with Urban Sketchers Belfast
byA pocket sketchbook, a little bottle of blue ink, portable watercolours and just walking around: last Friday 10th March I took part to my…
Sketching around – Weekend, Belfast
byLast weekend I had fun sketching places and people from Belfast in my Canson sketchbook; this time I switched between different coloured inks and…
Inside my sketchbook: Make-up illustration
byI thought that, since of the busy work period I’m living, it could be relaxing to draw some common object inside my Canson Art…
Sketching Around – Drink & Draw @ Town Square, Belfast
bySome of my drawings from the Drink & Draw night held the 22nd February 2017 at Town Square in Belfast, organized as usual from…
My first poster: “Home is where your favourite cups are”
byOk, here is a secret: to digitalize my drawings makes me nervous. So nervous that I felt the need to ask a friend that…
Ch ch ch ch changes – Changes coming
byDear friends, as probably you noticed I didn’t post anything on Bohemian Wanderer during last days. No worries: I’m not going to stop updating…
Father and Son: from Past to Future in the videogame by MANN and TuoMuseo
byFather and Son is the first videogame in the world published by an archaeological museum: screen after screen, it will take us in an adventure that, using as cornerstone the MANN’s collections and its rooms, will work as a bridge between various eras.
“If you accept that the universe is infinite” – From “The beach” by Alex Garland
by“OK.” I coughed quietly. “If you accept that the universe is infinite, then that means there’s an infinite amount of chances for things to…
Sketching around – A queue in Belfast and a lady from Milan
byOn Tuesday I spy Belfast people from a cafè, on Wednesday I portray a lady reading her book on a train to Genoa. This…