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While Amoretti tends to concentrate on fine pencil drawing complete with moody shadows, MiG takes a much more linear approach with bold lines, subtle brush strokes and resplendent colors.
Both artists are adept at other illustrations featuring a wide range of subjects although MiG tends to have a more diverse portfolio.
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Regardless of the artist both Sketchbooks pack in lots of 'sketches', color studies, spot and full illustrations and enough eye-candy to satiate the most discerning art lover.
Feast your eyes and enjoy each and every page.