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A guide to inktales
- June 5, 2010 – 9:32 pm
- Posted in sketchbook
- Tagged deconstruction, deconstructivist, drawing, interpretation, poetry




14 Comments
fantastically digging deep under the surface…!
Hehe… good one!
Thank you Junuka and Reshmi…I’m being very introspective these days.
I try to be like you.
That is a HUGE compliment. Thank YOU.
This is very nice Soo.
Introspection is good. I am on to it ,too these days. Digging deep but have found nothing so far..
Bala
Sweetie, I like the text intermingled with the artwork better. More typographical experimentation. Also when you’re concentrating on reading the words, you tend to miss the picture…Want the words in drawing backkkkkkkk!!!!!!
Every time I have a thought that I think needs to be in a future book that I write, it’s instantly followed by a caricature sketch flash in my head. And much as I try to make them stick figures in my head – they end up being Soo-sy. Love ur sketches – and your inimitable text-in-pics style. Congratulations on the upcoming turn-of-page moments. Hugs.
@Bala: You need someone else to look, I say…
@Ekta: Thanks, coming right up!
@Deez: You MADE my day! We really should begin working on our collaborative thing!
Arre you make my day every time you post something so awesome ! Cheers!
Thank you!
totally my favourite
yes mine too!
very inspiring!
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