Sketching in Public - Tips from a Riot Artist
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LESSON NOTES
Rembert Montald has been sketching in public for years, turning life's moments into sketches that feel like a journey through memories. Drawing in places like public transportation has taught him the importance of capturing the essence of a moment, focusing on unfamiliar things and filling in the rest with memory or imagination. For Rembert, sketching is a form of meditation that keeps his skills sharp and his mind active. Sketching, whether it's people, places, or random thoughts, has become a way to document life, practice storytelling, and stay connected to the world around us.
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So incredibly beautiful, fun and inspirational! Thank you for sharing. I am only beginning to figure out how to work in a sketchbok - been mostly drawing on pieces of paper and throwing them out. Now I am trying to discipline myself to carry the sketchbook with me, and do all my sketches in there. It is nice to look back at my own drawings, even though they still look amature and scrawny. Maybe after a few years of practice my sketchbooks will also look beautiful!
I love this, Its cool to see your process. I noticed he showed another sketch book and said he drew a quick wireframe. Do you have a separate sketchbook for thumbnails and wireframes to help you envision what the scene will look like?
I love the ability to attach all the memories of where you were in your life with each drawing. Inspires me to want to do something similar!
Absolutely fascinating and inspiring artist in both their output and methodology. I love the self-awareness and retention of intent he maintains as means of furthering himself as a draftsperson. Amazing stuff!
