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The day after

As a correspondent, there is always a sketchbook between you and the others. That makes it a bit of a lonely job.

That's why it was fantastic... wait, first the bad news: my flight home was cancelled half an hour after I checked in online the day before. But thanks to the organizational talent of Ludi (USK staff member from Belgium) we were able to plan a new flight that was better than what Iberia proposed.
So now the good news. An extra stress-free day in Buenos Aires, on the same side of the sketchbook as the great masters who led the workshops and who I looked up to so much: Inma, Vincent, Dan, Richard, Hugo and others.

 The highlight: a signboard painting workshop in the cozy studio of Gustavo and Nina.

  

Now I join the long queue for my postponed flight. But I will come back to this blog. If there is one thing I regret, it is that I had to work with photos here, which do not do justice to the clay and details of the drawings. I hope that the readers of this blog will watch them again later in a better resolution and better colors.
And then ... hopefully see you again in Poznan!
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