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👉 Different sketchbooks, pens, pencils, and other goodies. And what do you do with that new sketchbook? Learn at our Sunday Artist Talk
👉 Bridgett shared some background stories of her thirty-year sketchbook practice during our First Friday Video
👉 Different sketchbooks, pens, pencils, and other goodies. And what do you do with that new sketchbook? Learn at our Sunday Artist Talk
👉 Bridgett shared some background stories of her thirty-year sketchbook practice during our First Friday Video
Clockwise from top left: Sketchbook Cover 96; Sea Monster; Sketchbook Cover 79; I Used to Haunt Coffeehouses by Bridgett Spicer
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Daniel Haile tells stories. His beautiful illustrations are tales just waiting to be told. Inspired by comic books and Saturday morning cartoons, Daniel spends a lot of time in his sketchbook drawing gorgeous portraits of storied people. He cites Will Eisner and Norman Rockwell, among others, as influences and his themes are about diversity, disability (Daniel is hearing impaired.), and discrimination.
Daniel isn’t new to Sidestreet, but we recently received some amazing new drawings done in graphite, marker, and Micron Pen. And we’ve started carrying high quality reproductions of his drawings. Printed on archival paper and sleeved in plastic, they range from $35-$65. Browse our online store, or stop in to see his original drawings. |
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