Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists

In the age of instant click-and-posts, these artist-travellers slow down to document their experiences
Curated By: Benu Joshi Routh
Published: Mar 7, 2017
Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists
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  • Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists
  • Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists
  • Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists
  • Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists
  • Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists
  • Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists
  • Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists
  • Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists
  • Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists
  • Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists
  • Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists
  • Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists
  • Viewing the world through the sketches of graphic artists
Antima Nahar

Isla De Ometepe, Nicaragua: 2008-09
In 2008 I went backpacking in South America for five months. Every single day was a crazy adventure. This is a glimpse of one such day, on an island with two volcanoes whose lava gave it a form of two half-fried eggs. To swim in a crater lake inside the dormant volcano, we had to trek to the top of the volcano for hours through a dense forest, and come back down; all in a day. As I sat counting my mosquito bites, I knew this would be one of my best travel experiences ever.