Stunning Travel Journal by Ieva Ozola
Latvian graphic designer and illustrator Ieva Ozola has made it her mission to sketch the location of every place she visits daily. As a current resident of Prague, Ozola began this project in July 2015. Without fail, she brings her small sketchbook, liquid pen, pencils and watercolors on the go. A romantic idea, she hopes to capture every space permanently on paper. She confesses that she’d like to remember every location she visits.
Currently on day 196, Ozola’s personal challenge has become an artistic expression of human memory and chronology. Often depicting watercolor illustration of Prague with the inclusion of Norway, France and Latvia, each passage holds a unique identity. Among the beautiful sceneries are some of the colonial city’s most recognizable architectural wonders, which include Prague’s Astronomical Clock and the Dancing House.
Although Ozola mainly creates cityscape pieces, she inserts silent wonders of European nature. The combination of mountainous images, seascapes, and flowers amongst the urban recollections composed of architectural wonders, which seemed plucked out of a page of a fairytale, provide a quixotic perspective of travel and daily life.
Day 110 – Dancing House, Prague
Day 126 – Forest, Vsenory
Day 118 – Namesti Miru Metro, Prague
Day 154 – Galerie Manes, Prague
Day 4 – Freedom Monument, Latvia
Day 19 – Alesund Port, Norway
Day 102 – Prague Senát, Prague
Day 18 – Forest Field In Hareidlandet, Norway
Day 139 – Astronomical Clock, Prague
Day 33 – Plaga De Colloiure, France
Day 82 – Salvador Monastery, Prague
Day 124 – Žižkow TV Tower, Prague
Day 138 – Strelecky Ostrov, Prague
Day 145 – Botanical Garden, Prague
Day 161 – Gernestua Mountain Peak, Norway
Day 178 – Church Of St. Michael, Prague
Day 192 – Husitska, Prague
Day 187 – Vinohrady, Prague
Day 176 – Breakfast In Cafe Jen, Prague
Day 131 – Embassy Of Germany, Prague
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