I really admire these people. Just quit your job, and take off like "I'm going on an adventure !" If I quit my job today, in a matter of weeks, I`d have enough money left to go to the park. On foot.

Super cool, but I am always like, "You quit your job? How can you afford to travel ?!"

Small masterpieces of art

These are awesome! The maps...the animals...everything!

these are called travel art journals, there's a whole community on the internet, but his are quite exceptionnal !

Someone needs to give this man a book deal right NOW!

Beautiful work - wow!

These aren't rare. It's called art journaling. I have a lot of friends who do it. They're definitely beautiful but not rare at all. They're all over Pinterest

And somewhere in there is a treasure map!!

Fabulous! I've never seen anything like this -- unique and brilliant at the same time. Bravo to a fantastic artist.

Wow, I wonder how long it took him to be able to get to that level. One can usually only aspire to be so amazing, they're beautiful

Super!

Oh my... I only DREAM of journaling with this intensity and talent. The writing, penmanship, drawings, colors... all are superior to anything I could ever hope to do. I am in awe of this. And $350 US doesn't seem like nearly enough for a copy of one of them. I hope he sells out quickly.

This is truly beautiful! I envy his talent

Probably the best thing you have posted this year Bored Panda

Art for the the sake of art ona personal level. The story of his thoughts for others to see and decipher one day, when he is gone.

I love this !

Daaaamn

waauw great

Wow!

Wow! What an amazing natural talent!!!!!!!!

I'm jealous of how amazing these are. Wheneven I do this I always end up ripping most of the pages out when I mess up.

Wow! Such incredible detail!

Either, “Here’s how his notebooks look.” Or “Here’s WHAT his notebooks look like.”

Great

Really nice, but the article is in dire need of proofreading and editing, especially for grammatical errors.

Damn Mexicans

Or even better, "Here are what his notebooks look like."

I guess one of those picture are belong to luis gof

These remind me of Nick Bantock's work (Griffin and Sabine, etc.). They're lovely.

And this is what like your headline looks like.

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This feels like a shameless ad for the artist or moleskine. Why is it important to name the exact type and brand of notebook he had. And then go as far as to say. Here you can buy it. How conviniently. aka USE MY link so I get exposure and money from you buying it. You can draw using ANY notebook bought almost ANYWHERE.