How to Draw From Memory - A learning Guide (The Secrets of Drawing Book 5)

Learn to draw and you will carry with you in returning from travel, souvenirs far more interesting than would be the journal in which you should endeavor to record every day, your emotions in each locality, before each object. That simple pencil sketch beneath your eyes, recalls with the scene there portrayed, all the associations connected with it-what you were doing before or after-what your friends around you were saying-and a thousand delicious impressions of sun, air, and the landscape itself which the pencil cannot translate. More than that, it enables the friend who could not follow you in your journeying, to enter, as it were, into your emotions, and where is the description, either written or oral, which has ever conveyed a complete idea of the object described?