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Photo by Justine Formentelli on July 30, 2026. May be art of diary and sketch.
Photo by Justine Formentelli on July 30, 2026. May be art of diary, book and sketch.
Photo by Justine Formentelli on July 30, 2026. May be an illustration of diary, book and sketch.
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Posted On: July 30th 2026, 06:01 pm
Ça ne tient qu’à des gouttes d’eau💧💧💧

Sketchbook days in Tarifa, Spain.
Watercolour conversations and encounters of forms leading to the emergence of something New.
A reminder that everything is interconnected, and that sometimes the world hangs together by nothing more than drops of water.
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Watercolour, gouache and coloured pencils
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Comments (18)
melaniejrussell 2 months ago

melaniejrussell

💛

alisongriffinartist 2 months ago

alisongriffinartist

So beautiful 😍😍

elizabennett_art 2 months ago

elizabennett_art

Beautiful ❤️

thehakkuben 3 months ago

thehakkuben

Beautiful ❤️

louiseboulterillustration 3 months ago

louiseboulterillustration

Beautiful

jbottery 3 months ago

jbottery

Beautiful x

dvoribarzilai.art 3 months ago

dvoribarzilai.art

❤️

love_heals_julia 3 months ago

love_heals_julia

Love it

chisara__ 3 months ago

chisara__

Beautiful 🙌

stephenczeck 3 months ago

stephenczeck

I’m in London last week of September. Another lunch meetup? 🤞🏻

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