Dave's Sketchbook Life
Dave MottramIllustrator living in an Ohio sketchbook. This is a blog for my daily sketches, process, and overall thoughts on making art. Thanks for looking. www.davemottram.com
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June-July 2025 Sketchbook Tour
This was my Summer sketchbook. It’s an interesting guide to see how subjects & moods change seasonally. Most of my posts on here are Daily Drawings from my sketchbook. I visited St. Augustine, Florida (America’s oldest city) and the old Spa...
Thoughts on Drawing...
I’m fascinated by Baba Yaga ( houses? ). This subject has been on my drawing list for a long time. But, bird legs? - yikes. I used to draw birds with the legs and feet neatly perched under the bird or a hidden by a cleverly (or not so cleve...
Summer Entish
Drawing tree-folk. One of the things I love most is the seasons, the trees can look so different. These same lush trees will look so weathered in the next few months. I try to keep a tree journal and a few of these are trees are inspired by...
Flying Monkey Kingdom
When I first saw The Wizard of Oz as a kid, the flying monkeys terrified me. Since movies have evolved, different attempts have been made. I still value the classic blue monkeys with the small hat and vest. The Golden Cap is told in L.Frank...
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