http://detour.moleskine.com/mydetour/gallery.php

Ciao!
Andrea

P.S. My Moleskine is on show to…

Exhibition “Music on my Moleskine”: portraits and illustrations of international musicians taken during concerts live

An unusual exhibition of illustrations by Andrea Musso: portraits of international musicians taken during concerts, festivals and performances; both the drawings and the music are “live”.
“I’ve never played any instrument nor sung, I can’t read a score; on the contrary, I don’t know music at all, and I’m not even sure I’m able to appreciate it. I do love listening to music, particularly I love watching musicians because I’m convinced that music is in the body and in the face of people who play it: the passion, the enjoyment, the strain, this is about music but has nothing to do with scores, technique (even if, maybe, technique is a form of strain, too). Therefore I listen and watch, I let myself go to melodies I don’t know, and I do the most natural thing for me: I record those faces, hands, instruments in my sketchbook so I can look at them later and re-live them, in peace and quiet. From an abbey to a smokey club, from a castle to the square of a village, from a church to a street where strolling musicians play, my Moleskine is always with me: it has travelled throughout Italy, half of Europe and a pretty big piece of the world. And it loves music, maybe more than I do.”

http://www.andreamusso.it

Complete virtual gallery:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/andreamusso

I have a notebook that I kept from middle school, all I filled it with is my (sometimes homicidal) doodlings. Hey I grew up in Utah, I couldn’t help it — I love it though, would recommend all artists keep a sketchbook, even if you think your pen skills are less then spectacular.