“What do you value?”
(Clockwise: Bottom left to right)
“Time. Things that take time and happen when they happen.”
“How has your style developed?”
“A drawing my school friend recently discovered when clearing out a drawer – must’ve been 11/12?? – style was already set it seems!”
“Is the aim to create a beautiful drawing?”
“The aim is to be an observer. Observe and translate onto the page. My drawings aren’t always finished and beautiful. In this coffee sketch at Fuglen Tokyo, I was chasing stretching shadows across the pavement, people kept moving their bicycles; loved the light gleaming off the ashtray, bouncing off the bricks, playing between the wheels. (Bonus met two new coffee lovers from @goodcoffeeme)”
“Why pen?”
“No eraser. More observing.”
Divya Marie Kato
“When in doubt, draw”
Drawing. Done differently.
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Wishing you all a good Friday and happy weekend ahead.
Ever draws,
DMK x
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