The format of the moleskine sketchbook have problems with the blog format
but nothing a little cut a paste can fix
It's harder to fix my English though
I visit here to admire your artwork, and though your English is not perfect, you communicate well. English is the only language I understand, so you are far ahead of me with both language and art.
Love the bewigged character and his robot counterpart.
FYI, typos: The format of the moleskine sketchbook have [has] problems with the blog format but nothing a little cut a [and] paste can [cannot] fix
And, I had to correct four typos I made in my first paragraph above. So, you win.
Your English is perfectly understandable, and whatever problems you may have work in your favor I think (the "charming" factor - as Rachelle said).
It seems you are troubled by the format of your moleskin, as you have mentioned it a number of times. Just a thought, but maybe you could treat each page as a seperate drawing, yet have the facing pages work together as a theme. Or just keep doing what you're doing - looks great.
I'm just browsing through all your old posts (I just found your site today), and I don't really have any idea if you'll ever read this, but I love this picture, too! Another one I'd love to buy a poster of :)
Wigs and robots. Great!
ReplyDeleteI visit here to admire your artwork, and though your English is not perfect, you communicate well. English is the only language I understand, so you are far ahead of me with both language and art.
ReplyDeleteLove the bewigged character and his robot counterpart.
FYI, typos:
The format of the moleskine sketchbook have [has] problems with the blog format
but nothing a little cut a [and] paste can [cannot] fix
And, I had to correct four typos I made in my first paragraph above. So, you win.
I think your use of the English is utterly charming. Don't change a word of it! (And of course, I absolutely love your artwork.)
ReplyDeleteThat robot rocks! Or rather...waltzes?
ReplyDeleteYour English is perfectly understandable, and whatever problems you may have work in your favor I think (the "charming" factor - as Rachelle said).
ReplyDeleteIt seems you are troubled by the format of your moleskin, as you have mentioned it a number of times. Just a thought, but maybe you could treat each page as a seperate drawing, yet have the facing pages work together as a theme. Or just keep doing what you're doing - looks great.
I'm just browsing through all your old posts (I just found your site today), and I don't really have any idea if you'll ever read this, but I love this picture, too! Another one I'd love to buy a poster of :)
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