“As the reading went on, a guy sitting down in front of me drew an impressionistic sketch into a handmade blank book.”

“As a result, a well-trained artist does not need a life model or a preparatory sketch to represent a particular subject.”

“Contained within is a brief sketch of the life and public services of William W. Crapo.”

“The artist eagerly filled the pages of his sketchbook with vivid depictions of his ideas, observations, and creative compositions.”

“To me, such compositions suggest the multiple, disconnected motifs that you often find on an artist's sketchbook page.”

“There, she uncovered an old sketchbook hidden beneath her recently deceased mother's bed.”

“Analysts in the break room grumbled about the sketchiness of some of the presentations.”

“If there's a weakness, it's the sketchiness of Eddie and Maria's relationship.”

“This freedom of the hand, however, does not lead to gratuitous sketchiness.”

“But Donna isn't a good sketcher, and if you can't sketch you have to show the assistants what you want.”

“Her black sketcher school regulation shoes slapped against the pavement as she ran.”

“He is often presented as a sketcher although his drawings reveal more of the mass than the line.”

“Cultural repression facilitated by decorum lies at the root of the humanistic classicism informing the Renaissance sketchbooks.”

“So much so that, after his father's death, he read through his father's precious sketchbooks, decided they were a bit namby-pamby and burnt them.”

“His hundreds of sketchbooks were invaluable aide-memoire, and he kept them well organized so he could quickly locate what he wanted.”

“Some of you will be sculptors, others sketchers, others explorers of new forms of art.”

“Of camera fiends and sketchers and notebook makers there were aplenty.”

“She is becoming wellknown in the US and is also the face of Sketchers shoes.”