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Featured Artist: Joyce Cole

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"I have always sketched, but usually I would put off drawing in order to do the more "urgent" everyday stuff. Sometimes months would pass with no drawing. Not anymore. I started by joining in the challenges at Danny Gregory's "Everyday Matters" yahoo group. Now after about 8 months, sketching the everyday stuff is an almost daily habit. I take my Moleskine everywhere....draw in waiting rooms, in boats, on trains. I just take my little black book, a Faber-Castell PITT artist pen (S), and sometimes a waterbrush and a little set of pan watercolors. It's amazing...the freedom to mess up in my sketchbook has allowed me to try to draw all kinds of things. After all, it's never going to have to hang on a wall as a finished piece...it's just another sketch among many. I love the plainess of my Moleskine. I feel like I can take it out and sketch without drawing alot of attention. I'm filling these little books up with bits and pieces of my life. In the process, I'm seeing my life a little more clearly and appreciating it more along the way."

Joyce Cole

View her works @ FLICKR.
More at her website, drawdaily.com
© 2006 JC All Rights Reserved. Used with permission.

Submissions or nominations for featured artists, writers, poets et alii are welcome.

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Paperitif.com, Official Sponsor of the Wandering Moleskine Project.
Thanks to Jen Leo, Pencil World Creativity Store, Frances Mai-Ling, C.M. Mayo  and Dave Gray of XPlane.

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Discover and join the Moleskine communities at MYSPACE, FLICKR, ORKUT, SQUIDOO, LIVEJOURNAL & GOOGLEGROUPS.Visit the newest Moleskine-centric blog on the block, Robert Strohmeyer's Moleskinner.com.

I leave you with this thought via JC in Wien:

"Writing has ... been to me like a bath from which I have risen feeling cleaner, healthier, and freer."

Henrik Ibsen

Have a nice weekend everyone. Get out, have a life - and write about it! Be back on Monday.

Comments

Wow, well done!

What a beautiful set of drawings. Great job.

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