Ape Lad's sketchbook scanned to Flickr

Boing Boing favorite Ape Lad says: "I just posted a finished moleskine sketchbook on flickr. Probably my last moleskine till they make a small one with white paper." Link

[#1 posted by noen , June 12, 2008 2:27 PM]

I liked #35 the best. It really captured a nice mood. One thing that worries me about putting things up on Flickr is theft. I know, CC license and all that. I still worry about it. I do see that Ape Lad had low resolution pics up. Maybe that is a disincentive.

[#2 posted by Bonnie , June 12, 2008 3:01 PM]

Be sure to also check out Ape Lad's Star Wars Hobo mail art here too:
http://starwarsblog.starwars.com/index.php/2008/06/06/star-wars-mail-art/

[#3 posted by shortfatsteve , June 12, 2008 4:08 PM]

Nice! Ape Lad should see if he could become one of the rotating artists on the relaunched Amazing Spider-Man--his J. Jonah Jameson is perfect!

[#4 posted by eustace , June 13, 2008 1:43 AM]

Beware - if you start the slideshow you're in for the whole ride. Wonderful stuff.

[#5 posted by Frank_in_Virginia , June 13, 2008 2:54 AM]

Ape Lad is good for the Internets.

[#6 posted by Egypt Urnash , June 13, 2008 8:57 AM]

"Probably my last moleskine till they make a small one with white paper."

I had the same attitude towards the Moleskine sketchbooks - I like the form factor but the paper just ain't doing it for me. Then I ran into a line of sketchbooks called the "hand•book" from Global Art Materials - they have the same sizes as the Moleskines, the bands and the back pockets, and much nicer paper. Plus they come in several colors, and varieties bound in both portrait and landscape.

A green landscape-bound hand•book is my current purse sketchbook; I don't think I'm ever buying another Moleskine again.

[#7 posted by xadrian , June 13, 2008 2:35 PM]

Yeah, that's great and all, but I'm waiting for him to fill up that finance ledger I sent him.