Mali Losinj, Croatia
"I’ve always drawn and filled sketchbooks but I didn’t take care of it. A sketchbook could be finished in 2 or 3 years. I don’t remember how I started to work on advertising and graphic design but sure it was a slip from drawing. Then some years ago I left Madrid to a little town near Bologna in Italy and this unexpected “shake” put all things on their place. I don’t remember how I started to work again on illustration but sure I had needed to leave my country to find my way back home.
Drawing all day for a living on a graphic tablet made me need the touch of paper and so my sketches became more and more frequent, I started to finish my sketchbooks more and more quickly, I opened a blog to let people see what I was making, I started to search for other people sketching… and I found them!
That little amount of binded paper on my bag is now an eye to look out, a mouth to talk and to shout, a door to escape and go far away, but even to turn back and look inside."
• Miguel's blog: free[k]hand.
• Miguel's art on Flickr.
• Miguel's website.
Update: Since Sept. 2010, Miguel is contributing to Urban Sketchers from Barcelona.
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and we are all lucky to have found you Miguel, you are one of the most talented and versatile artists I know
Lucky me for having the opportunity to participate at this fantastic idea!
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