Aquarella - Watercolor Sketchbook: Toulouse

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Marseille, Toulouse and Saint-Petersburg

Fort Saint Jean à Marseille with small sketch of breakfast

and again Fort Saint Jean and the cloistre of Vieille charité

What I see on my table

and Nîmes -- Arènes, old Roman Forum built in the 1st century

This is Toulouse -- quick sketches on the Place de la Daurade
and around

And this is my sketch of the Boudain's sketch

Ans my memories of my city Saint-Petersburg

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Pages from my travel sketchbook

Sometimes I throw my carnet de voyage in my bag and I'm very grateful to myself then, because it gives me few minutes of painting-drawing pleasure

Little picture with a cat that lives in the hotel in Avignon,

he was sleeping during our breakfast

Artisan bread with a coffee from the Ch'ti-region

(Nord-Pas-de-Calais)

Place Wilson in Toulouse, a monument to the poet Pierre Goudouli.

Toulouse, Eglise du Gesù that I drew 10 minutes on the Allées Jules Guesde

The Jacobins, the biggest church of the Domenicans where you can take a look on the sepulture of Saint Thomas Aquinas.

5 minutes sketch on the Garonne

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Bruniquel et Toulouse et Albi

Hello mes ami(e)s ! Look how I sketched my disjointed memories (les souvenirs détachés) from some places that I traveled some weeks ago.

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Sketchbooks of Toulouse, St.Guilhem-le-Désert, Cathars' castles etc etc

Hey there )) shame on me! But now I'll show some sketchbooks again!

I traveled around and I drew sometimes directly sur place. So I'd love to share something with you.

For a while it's just some scattered pages from scattered sketchbooks. But please NOTE that I'll make the particular posts dedicated to all these places

in details! I promise.

Toulouse

Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert

I'll show more, and in the meanwhile you can see some pictures of Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert in my little travel blog

Cathars temples

These are 2 cathars temples, ones of the "Five Sons of Carcassonne" along with Aguilar, Termes and Puilaurens: Queribus and Peyrepertuse. They are regarded as the last Cathar strongholds.

Château de Queribus - built in ~1230

High and isolated, it stands on top of the highest peak for miles around