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of a broader, more public aspect of practice. The benefits of the private
nature of sketchbooks and journals are that the results are kept hidden from
prying eyes, which can only encourage a level of risk taking in drawing. It
is important not to get too precious about the use of sketchbooks, though;
the purpose of sketchbook work is to provide a support for practice and
a way of helping practice to develop. They are seldom used as part of the
practice itself.
FIG 7.11
Choose the right size
of sketchbook for the subject and
location.
