Elizabeth Perry's Sketchbook!

We recently ran across the rad daily drawings blog of Elizabeth Perry! These sketches provide insight into the Perry's thought behind every line in these drawings with a cool, gritty, rawness to each piece. What I find so cool about these drawings is that they each tell their own story about a particular day, and with great simplicity of watercolors or black ink, while maintaining appealing, simple compositions on the moleskine sketchbook pages. Elizabeth says:

When I began to draw four years ago, drawing every day gave me the excuse to slow down and pay closer attention to ordinary things. The more I drew, the more I noticed, and the more drawing became integral to the way I see. I use very portable materials: fountain pen, brush pen, waterbrush, and sometimes gouache (which I keep in a painting kit made from a mini-Altoids tin), so I can work almost anywhere. Pittsburgh, in Pennsylvania, is a city of hills and rivers, of unexpected neighborhoods and surprising views — I've lived here nearly half my life, now, and look forward to showing you some of what I see.

Follow her daily sketches on her blog, Woolgathering!