Russell Stutler's Sketchbook Part 1, page 1

Part 1: Spring 2001 to Winter 2006

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1	Studio in my pocket
2	More ink sketches of subway passengers and sleepers in the park
3	Black ink sketches of subway passengers
4	More black ink sketches of subway passengers (July 2001)
5	Brown ink sketches of subway passengers
6	Vintage fountain pens, ink sketches of subway passengers (Aug 2001)
7	Ink sketches of subway passengers (Sept, Oct 2001)
8	Color my world: watercolor pencils
9	One year of sketching on the train
10	Weekend sketches
11	More subway sketches in color
12	Sketching stationary objects in ink
13	Black colored pencil and watercolor
14	Just wash
15	Sketching with a Moleskine sketchbook
16	More sketches with the Moleskine sketchbook
17	Wednesday sketches (summer 2004)
18	Sketches from summer trips (Aug 2004)
19	Down by the River (Aug, Sept 2004)
20	Still at the River (Sept 2004)
21	Postcard sketches Gunma (winter 2004) Sketch boxes
22	More color sketches (spring 2005) Got a new sketch bag and stool Sketches and final paintings
23	Sketches with notes (April 2005)
24	Brush and ink Sketches and more on Hokusai (April 2005) Sketches dones with sumi, bamboo brush and yatate Watercolor and sumi
25	Sketching fashion? (summer 2005) Still Life Coming full circle Shishi Lion and "Magic" Flying Turtles and "Magic"
26	Where to sketch? (summer 2005) Neighborhood shopping street More flowers Drawing with brush and ink Restless hands: yet another sketch set up
27	More about postcard sketching (autumn 2005)
28	On various sketching and drawing styles (autumn 2005)
29	Sketching with just ink
30	More brush and ink sketches
31	Loose brush and ink sketches (winter 2005) Finally got a Cahier A little cream with my coffee and a little color with my sketch More subway sketches
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Studio in my pocket

I always keep a sketchbook with me and try to sketch on my lunch breaks and as I travel on the subway in the evening.

Materials include a Strathmore 3.5" X 5" Premium Recycled sketchbook, an Esterbrook SJ fountain pen with 9128 flexible extra fine nib, and a brush pen filled with ink wash.

Most of these sketches finished in one or two minutes on a moving train.

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