Gustav Klim's book

On its way to Turkey. This book is apparently themeless, but I like it.

Swinging Princess

Here is my blue drawing at Yoda's book. I was under an influence of my little daughter's costume. Last week it was Purim holiday, at which we dress up with costumes. All the week long she was wearing her Fairy-Princes costume, many times almost sleeping with it. Yoda, I hope you like it!

I was just wondering, where is my book now?

Green on Yoda.

I've had generally two days off work, so when I received Yoda's Moly yesterday, I had an idea in my head festering. I hope you like it, I'll send it off tomorrow to Marina.

infection

I'm sorry I was late to finish your moleskine, Lady Orlando.

It's not boring for me to draw for moly exchange. It's merely hard to draw only with yellow.

There are a lot of things I can't do although I want to do.

Anyway, I finished. The title of my work is based on my impression when I first looked at the Mermaids of Lady Orlando. I was moved.

Then I'll send your moleskine to Emma in Australia. I have to ask her about her new address.

I know it is boring... but where are the books? Roll call.

Just a quick post to find out where you are all at...
I personally haven't seen a book since Gustav's, that would be almost 4 months ago now.

anyone got any news?

Mermaids

I finished!!! Thank you for inviting me to join you, guys. I hope you like it.

Never say never

I felt that we are lacking some action in our rainbow, so I decided to start with Gustav's book. I haven't had any specific idea to develop. I took one of the photos that I made this week in the streets of Tel-Aviv with lot of graffiti and it was my inspiration. I wanted to take it to a little bit more abstract direction, but didn't succeed. "Never say never" was real caption on one of the walls.
Marty, now you won't be bookless!