How To Use Sketch pad In A Sentence
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Making a flip book involves using the corner of a sketch pad to illustrate individual still frames of cartoon movement.
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Making a flip book involves using the corner of a sketch pad to illustrate individual still frames of cartoon movement.
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She works in the glove department of Saks Fifth Avenue, returning home to a modest apartment, a cat, a sketch pad and her oppressive loneliness.
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Making a flip book involves using the corner of a sketch pad to illustrate individual still frames of cartoon movement.
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Behind the jar, a sketch pad is peopled with figurative roughs, historical drafts - the preliminaries of art and history, of cultural recognition.
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The gouaches in her sketch pad (also part of the display) have the raw quality of the mark of the hand, which their digital counterparts retain.
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His knapsack and sketch pad and sleeping bag lay on the floor, candy wrappers scattered around them.
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Almost on impulse, she reached for her sketch pad and started to draw him.
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He wrapped his free arm around her shoulders, and she watched the surrounding landscape appear on his sketch pad.
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Drawings torn from a sketch pad were tacked to the plank walls, a straw rug partially covered the floor.
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He pulled out his sketch pad to pass the time away.
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Behind stone walls dripping with clematis, a crabapple's toss away from what he called a "muddle" of windblown daisies, beneath the dappled shade of a weeping beech tree, a ruddy-cheeked Englishman, dressed in a gently rumpled olive suit, sat with a sketch pad spread across his lap.
The Seattle Times
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Sasha was stretched out with his sketch pad, making charcoal pictures of Emily one after another.
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Her sketch pad was in her lap with many used sticks of charcoal scattered on the open paper and near her feet.
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He has ruined a perfectly goodlooking body and now resembles a bad sketch pad.
The Sun
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He has ruined a perfectly goodlooking body and now resembles a bad sketch pad.
The Sun
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He has ruined a perfectly goodlooking body and now resembles a bad sketch pad.
The Sun
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Taking a small charcoal depiction of a bike from his sketch pad, he turned it upside down and copied it this way onto the wall.
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Getting comfortable by leaning against the cab, she drew out a sketch pad and a box of drawing pencils from her bag.
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She sat on the dock and pulled out her sketch pad.
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Drawings torn from a sketch pad were tacked to the plank walls, a straw rug partially covered the floor.
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She picked up her sketch pad and began sketching the sunset outside the window.
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To help better educate our vision and visual acuity, carry a sketch pad with you always and take time to stop and draw.
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A few minutes later Mary emerged with the sketch pad opened to Cierra's latest drawing.
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I pulled out my usual sandwich and my sketch pad.
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I sat cross legged on the floor, my sketch pad in hand.
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His knapsack and sketch pad and sleeping bag lay on the floor, candy wrappers scattered around them.
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I grabbed my sketch pad and some pencils from the glove compartment, where I always kept them, and headed to the nearest tree for shade.
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She picked up her sketch pad and began sketching the sunset outside the window.
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In a few minutes she was back, carrying my sketch pad.
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Sophia stared down at the sketch pad, and made a mark with the charcoal stick on the paper, imitating the shadows beneath the tree.
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Many walkers take a sketch pad or an easel and paints to knock off their own Constable forgery.
Times, Sunday Times
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I copied everything I could, filling up my notebook and moving on to my sketch pad.
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But then he set aside his sketch pad and computer play and settled down to serious work.
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He was a man who preferred to have a sketch pad and a couple of pencils in his pocket and to be out in the countryside and fresh air.
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She gave a small sigh and put down her sketch pad.
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An artist might be effectively disabled without her sketch pad, or a physicist without her computer.
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Quentin Victor Carril is hypersensitive, artistic, frequently seeks refuge in his sketch pad, and tends to be moodier and more introspective than Antoine.
George Heymont: Isn't It Bromantic? (VIDEOS)
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Though most tools are ephemeral, some of your best tools are a simple pencil and sketch pad.
