Sentence examples for personal sketchbook from inspiring English sources

Part personal sketchbook and part cultural critique, Delhomme's witty and lanky bearded man has invited himself to all the exclusive snob fests (the Venice Biennale, all the major Fashion Weeks, Chelsea gallery hops and even the royal wedding) and provides a blasé takeaway for visitors.

The book gave us a chance to peek inside the personal sketchbook of the 20th century art giant Egon Schiele.

With personal sketchbook reproductions, handwritten notes, and full-color plates for comparison and inspiration, these retro books make for artful objects.

If you love the feeling of leafing through an old scrapbook or journal and seeing the different versions of yourself that make appearances along the way, you will love getting a personal sketchbook collection.

After Lennon's death, further works were published, including Skywriting by Word of Mouth (1986); Ai: Japan Through John Lennon's Eyes: A Personal Sketchbook (1992), with Lennon's illustrations of the definitions of Japanese words; and Real Love: The Drawings for Sean (1999).

The book will feature original art from del Toro's personal sketchbooks as well as a conversation with Zicree.

Make it unique and personal; it's your sketchbook.

The Making of Mordor includes drawings from Tolkien's sketchbooks, some personal items (pipe, hat, signed menu, first editions) and works by Lord of the Rings illustrator Ted Nasmith (who also illustrated that rival fantasy franchise, Game of Thrones).

So this loose, rambling sketchbook, which is both personal and political memoir, becomes the author's effort to understand what became of the sexual mores of his floridly evoked youth.

The tunnel was his spark, his studio and his gallery, and over approximately 16 years, the walls became as personal as the pages of a sketchbook, with Krylon and Rustoleum frescoes of childhood heroes, former girlfriends and a self-portrait depicting his head as a leaking spray-paint can.

This series contains personal and family correspondence, diaries, official documents, school files, sketchbooks, travel notes, and a set of financial, tax, and legal files.