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Join Ian Fennelly on a creative journey where every sketch tells a story. Through his unique perspective, Ian brings the streets to life, sharing his vibrant sketches and the fascinating stories behind them. Explore the vibrant streets and hidden corners of urban landscapes with Ian Fennelly’s latest book, Sketching Stories. From bustling city squares to quiet alleyways, Ian’s sketches capture the heart and soul of each place he visits.Beyond the architectural details, his art reveals the stories of the people and communities that bring these spaces to life – sharing moments of resilience, history, and everyday beauty.
Through each sketch, Ian invites you to discover the world through his eyes, where every drawing tells a story and every story deepens the art.
Whether you’re an artist, a lover of stories, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of life, Sketching Stories is a celebration of the human experience, brought to life through Ian’s captivating blend of art and narrative.
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Ian Fennelly has built an extraordinary reputation as one of the world’s finest urban sketchers and most sought-after teachers.
Ian’s distinct style of on-location art, engaging teaching methods, and all-round creativity has earned him a passionate global following.
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1-2 WEEKS PROCESSING TIME
No one likes waste (us included), which is why our books are sustainably printed, and are only produced when ordered. This means that your book may take a little longer to reach you, but you can rest easy knowing that you’ve helped the planet in the process!
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