Just got back from Cuba again.
Same place, new adventures.
This time we walked around more and even had a great lunch (compare to hotel’s one, which was… eh… OK too).
As you can see I tried a new sketchbook we’ve got from a friend after her (friend) Indian travel). It has so-called Himalayan paper that can take pencil or pen only.
Not watercolor. This is the best result I was able to get.
However Canadian custom officer wrongly guessed that I carry some religious book on me. Their x-ray tools made the image of my sketchbook ve-e-e-e-ery exceptional!
I’ve bought in Cuban duty free shop some local sketchbooks. Will see what custom tells next time 🙂
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