Daily Doodle: Iron Man
Watched the 1st “Iron Man” movie again today, and I forgot how funny it was.

Field Notes Signature sketch book, Blackwing 16.2 pencil.
A blog about writing, sketching, running and other things
Watched the 1st “Iron Man” movie again today, and I forgot how funny it was.

Field Notes Signature sketch book, Blackwing 16.2 pencil.
Tel Aviv Port’s baby carousel. Quick sketch during Urban Sketchers Tel Aviv’s sketch walk.

Stillman and Birn Alpha, Staedtler pigment liner 0.7, Schmincke watercolours.
Quick sketch of guy at the Italian Local restaurant in Tel Aviv’s Port, during an Urban Sketchers sketch walk.

Stillman and Birn Alpha, Staedler pigment liner 0.7, Schmincke watercolours.
Tel Aviv’s farmers market, Tel Aviv Port, drawn during an Urban Sketchers Tel Aviv sketch walk.

I’m currently a third of the way through Italo Calvino’s “If on a Winter’s Night a Traveller” and I love his descriptions of reading experiences.

Field Notes Signature sketchbook and Tombow Mono 100 F pencil. The Seed Radar eraser did the not so fine job of erasing a few lines.
Watching Neil Gaiman’s livestream of “Art Matters” and feeling inspired.

Tomboy Mono 100 F, Leuchtturm1917 sketchbook.

Field Notes signature sketch book, Super5 0.7 calligraphy nib, Rohrer & Klingner Lotte SketchINK.
We had a “street party” at work in Arca, a venue in Tel Aviv’s Port, and I took the opportunity to draw a quick sketch of the place.

Schminke watercolours applied with a waterbrush on a Stillman and Birn pocket Alpha. Sketch done with a Super5 0.7 fountain pen and Rohrer & Klingner Lotte SketchINK.

I went back and finished my sketch of the embassy today. I would have probably spent a little more time on it but I was eaten alive by mosquitoes, so I cut my sketching short. You can find the initial ink sketch here. As usual, I used Schminke watercolours.

Lost daylight while I drew this, so I couldn’t complete it in time. Will go back to I add watercolour, hopefully soon.
Drawn on a Moleskine A4 watercolour notebook, with a Sailor Fude 55 degree nib fountain pen filled with Noodler’s Lexington grey. This is the first time I’ve used the Sailor Fude pen, and it is taking some getting used to. Depending on the angle you hold it, it either creates thick, brush-like lines, medium lines, or extra fine lines (when flipped over and used upside down).