My sketchbooks are where I grow and learn.

A sketchbook first and foremost is a private space, displaying drawings I make for myself, and not for an audience. It’s where I illustrate my life, my world and my personal view on it.

Within those pages, it really don’t care what other people think, and whether they do or don’t like what I do. From that comes a huge amount of freedom. Thus, I can allow myself to make mistakes. In fact, I realize those probably aren’t mistakes, but rather necessary for my process.

I trust it.