March — after the complexity of watercolor February, I stay simple: ink and a few lines. How to reduce your day to the essence, to show it with a few touches of your brush, and to put all your heart into it? March is then the answer.

May was exiting out of the blur: what can I find in this bright splash of colour? Is it a creature, a portrait, or another ladder leading all the way up to your imagination? May was calm, beautiful, and full of enjoyable studying, sunny weather (much sunnier than this year), poppy flowers, and just lovely.

July 2023 — markers that I barely used for my art outside of architecture. Notes and experiments.

If drawings are separate entities that are inevitably put together at the end of a month, it is worth attempting experimenting - make days and weeks shuffle, create a bigger picture.

All of a sudden, I see how many good things happened this November. I can just say that I am grateful for so much – and so few will fit in the pictures.