If you are not familiar with the work of British artist Anita Davies, you’re missing out. She is an inventive sketcher who melds her Moleskines seamlessly into everyday life – including this series on a trip to Rome. I am a long-time fan.
Anita Davies has a wonderful Flickr stream, here.
Her blog is here.
Categories: Sketch & Draw
Canadian Art Junkie 
My pages often contain shopping lists, lesson plans for my art tutoring sessions, notes and general gibberish but are usually accompanied by a sketch or two throughout my day. Thank you all for your kind comments.
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So nice of you to take the time to respond. Thank you!
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Gostei.
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Reblogged this on Jennifer Lynn Smith and commented:
Welp! What a lovely sketchbook!! Mine are not nearly as nice!! Do you use your books to just jot notes or a glorified grocery list or do you expand your art to the pages?
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If only I could sketch!
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And how do you know you can’t? Understood, though. She’s extremely talented.
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I do abstract stuff – sketching anything realistic is a no go
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Well the wish to sketch is familiar to many of us, so I’m definitely with you.
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this is lovely!
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Thank you so much!
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You’re so welcome. Everybody loves your work!
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(sigh) I want to be able to make a sketchbook sing like that…
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I so agree with everybody’s comments. True, it would be so great to make a sketchbook sing like this!
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