April 2, 2024 - Each of my annual sketchbooks are a bit of a time capsule. Not in the strictest sense, of course, there's not much burying involved (that I'm aware of, at least) but there’s an element to each of sealing away just where I was and what my interests were for any given year. Mention a date in the last 15 years and very likely one of my first thoughts will be which sketchbook I released that year. There’s something about it that helps me keep track of things by structuring my work this way. Unfortunately for the part of me that likes to keep notes on a calendar, the last couple years has seen me slide off the rails when it comes to my sketchbook collections.  Between client projects, commissions, and displacement during my new studio…