The Sketchbook Games
Citla Flores, Lisa Burda, Emma Carpendale, Linda ToolsemaA newsletter that has all the research so you can dive straight into growing your creativity and art skills. Each month we’ll explore different art elements and learning techniques, focusing on one topic at a time. Let’s get sketching!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 130 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 22 days ago |
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TSG125: HEAL first, then ART
Dear Sketchbookers,
This past week, I have done nothing but heal. Healing from months and months of work for preparation for the Bologna Children’s Book Fair. At the same time I was preparing everything for the fair, I also attended cours...
TSG124: A failed 100 day challenge?
maybe!
Dear Sketchbookers,
TSG123: Making a childrens book portfolio in 2026
lots and lots of links
Dear Sketchbookers,
TSG122: When you are running out of fuel...
a list of 11 things to recharge
Dear Sketchbookers!
TSG121: Happy valentine‘s and friendship day
With a little surprise for you all inside this post
Dear sketchbookers,
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Illustrator and artist geek. I need to know everything about art, do you feel that need?
Mixed media artist based in Vienna. I paint in an abstract, expressive and loose way often using unlikely colours, bold marks and non-linear perspective.
Artist, illustrator and collector of moss and leaves. Sharing inspiration and processes at the Creative Flock, a seasonal, slow, and nature-loving space to sketch, share, and grow together \ud83c\udf3f FREE content in your welcome email.
Illustrator, urban sketcher and overall sketchbooking addict
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