Watercolor Pencils Sketch in Rome

Sketch in Rome

Watercolor pencils are a wonderful medium for urban sketching, as they allow you to combine the precision of drawing with the fluidity of watercolor. In this tutorial, I’ll show you step by step how I created a vibrant sketch of a café in Trastevere, Rome. I had a lot of fun sketching with this pencils. […]

My Las Vegas Sketch Journey

Las Vegas

Las Vegas feels like a playground for travelers and artists alike. I loved the idea of this city: a single street concentrating some of the most famous destinations from around the world. From pyramids to canals and the Eiffel Tower, everything is right there for you to explore. For me, this was the perfect chance […]

My Sketch Trip to San Diego

Sketch trip to San Diego

On this sketch trip to San Diego, I decided to challenge myself by using only colored pencils. It was a bit of an experiment — I wanted to see how fast I could work with them, especially when it came to adding color on the go. Colored pencils demand more time and layering than ink […]

Sibiu: My Virtual Sketch Journey

Sibiu, Romania

Several years ago, I wandered the cobbled streets of Sibiu, Romania — but that was before I started sketching. With no photos left from that trip, I decided to go on a virtual return, exploring Sibiu through references I gathered on Pinterest. I used this as an opportunity to experiment with mixed media: watercolor, pastel, […]

Exploring My Water-Soluble Art Supplies

Water soluble art supplies

One of my favorite things about sketching is exploring how different materials respond to real locations, changing weather, and fast-moving scenes. Over time, I’ve come to rely on five main water-soluble tools: pencils, markers, brush pens, a fountain pen, and pastels. Each has its strengths—and quirks—and I’ve used them in field sketches to document architecture, […]

Exploring One Reference Through Different Sketching Styles

San Simeone Piccolo

Facing the Grand Canal in Venice, directly across from Santa Lucia Station, stands the majestic San Simeone Piccolo — a neoclassical church with a striking green dome that has become one of the first architectural icons visitors see upon arrival. I’ve sketched this view multiple times, each time using different materials and approaches. My goal […]

5 Places You Should Sketch in the USA

Tampa Art Museum

As an artist, I’ve always believed that the best way to truly see a place is to sketch it. Something magical happens when you sit down with a pencil and a blank page and start observing. I’ve discovered that some places practically beg to be drawn. The textures, shapes, and atmospheres they offer are more […]

5 Beautiful Hotels to Sketch

Hotel to sketch

For artists and travelers alike, few things are as satisfying as sitting quietly with a sketchbook and capturing the beauty of your surroundings. Europe is home to some of the world’s most stunning hotels, where architectural splendor and intricate interiors provide endless inspiration. These five beautiful hotels are the perfect blend of charm, history, and […]

5 Essential Tips for Sketching in Winter

Sketching in Dresden

Winter may not seem like the ideal time for sketching, but with the right approach, it can be an incredibly rewarding experience. I spent 2 months in Europe and I want to share with you some tips I used during my trip. Some of them seems very obvious, but I hope they help you and […]

5 Basic Tips for Planning a Winter Sports Trip

Winter landscape

Planning a winter sports trip can be an exciting yet daunting task, especially if you want to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience. Whether you’re heading to the mountains for skiing, snowboarding, or other winter activities, these 5 essential tips will help you prepare for an unforgettable adventure. Choose the Right Destination Selecting the best […]