I don’t know what it is, but I REALLY like this style of drawing that you do. You say it is a “quick” sketch. For me, it says so much because there is movement captured in them. I like this. I can hear it.
I agree with Leslie, the sketch really does imply movement and, with the little caption, evokes what the soldier has left behind. I know I’m going to adore your book when it comes out.
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I don’t know what it is, but I REALLY like this style of drawing that you do. You say it is a “quick” sketch. For me, it says so much because there is movement captured in them. I like this. I can hear it.
Thanks Leslie! I’ll try to do more like this, I’m still trying to find “the style.”
I agree with Leslie, the sketch really does imply movement and, with the little caption, evokes what the soldier has left behind. I know I’m going to adore your book when it comes out.
Thanks David; I’m glad so much is conveyed, that’s sure the intention so I’m glad it comes across, and I hope you do when it does!