Back in December, Mario Alvarez recorded the destruction from unprecedented deadly flooding in Valencia, Spain. “These drawings were not easy to make, but I think we should document what happens. In the newspapers there are pages with happy news and sad news. Our sketchbooks are similar,” Alvarez says.
You can “pop a manu” from a bridge, a cliff or a swimming pool. But only the best get to perform this unique water acrobatic at the World Championships.
Happy International Women’s Day! On this important day, we want to make a special mention of the inspiring work of New York reportage artist and Sketcher Press author Melanie Reim. For as long as she has been an artist and…
Sketch journalist Joey Mason documented the community response to deadly wildfires that destroyed thousands of homes in Los Angeles last month. Mason talks about the origins and evolution of his sketching style and his interest in covering events, protests and scenes of everyday life. Mason tuned in for the call from his own artist table at SmorgasburgLA, a cool outdoor market where he sets up shop every Sunday to market his artwork.
Sunday was an important snap election day in Germany — parliamentary elections took place seven months ahead of schedule because an unpopular three-party government coalition collapsed in November.
