On the Spot
Gabi Campanario, Sanika Phawde, Tina Koyama, Dominika Wróblewska, Lis Watkins, Thierry ChehabThe Magazine of Reportage Illustration. Edited by Gabriel Campanario, founder of Urban Sketchers
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 88 | Subscribers | Read | onthespot.substack.com |
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Authors
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Founder of Urban Sketchers, publisher at Sketcher Press and former columnist at The Seattle Times
I am an illustrator, comics maker, and reportage artist. My work strives to capture instances of emotional connection, queer immigrant culture and conversations people have over meals.
Urban sketcher and writer in Seattle.
Freelance illustrator based in Poland and the UK, concentrating on reportage illustration, with a special interest in drawing as a sport (the harder circumstances to draw in, the better). Also a fan of drawing when seemingly nothing happens.
London-based illustrator specialising in drawing on location, travel illustration and sketching workshops.
Thierry Chehab, aka atary81, won Urban Sketchers' contest for his Beirut Port depiction. His work earned Jury's Favorite at Rendez-Vous du Carnet de Voyage. Featured in CNN, published in sketching books worldwide.
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