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This Thursday I’ll post a flip-through of my latest finished sketchbook but at normal speed.

The Sneaky Artist (Nishant Jain) was in town so we met at The New York Public Library.

There is a coffee joint down the block from me in Brooklyn.

A sketchbook page can be weird.

We spent quite a bit of time in Dublin this summer on two seperate trips.

Our friend, the art teacher Benoit Lacroix told Arnaud that he should draw this scene in Toulouse.

Shutters are the thing I’m attracted to most in France.

Trying to regain strength in Toulouse, I had to resort to one of my drawing tricks.

We arrived 2 hours early to JFK airport for our flight to Europe.

I just spent a week in Toulouse with 900 fellow artists at a sketching symposium that overtook the entire French city.

The Museum of Natural History in New York has a display of important sports trophies throughout the years.

In Luxembourg, the tram and buses are free.

The architect and artist, Arnaud Meyer lives in Luxembourg.

After France, we ended up in Luxembourg.

My first morning in Rouen, I went with Jean-Christophe to sketch the Rouen Cathedral.

Jean-Christophe Defline and I settled in front of this pink building in Rouen.

Jean-Christophe Defline and I found a cool little side street to draw in Rouen.

This is what people see when they walk past me and I’m drawing on the street.

A series of little drawings I did in Rouen and Luxembourg.

The first thing you notice when you arrive in Rouen is the gorgeous train station.