JEANNINE OPPEWALL: "Little reminders from quiet moments of observation"

KALINA IVANOV: "That pencil became an extension of my dreams"

CAROLINE HANANIA: "Hand-drawing gives far more character and creativity"

TOMMASO ORTINO: "Rendering an atmosphere"

RICHARD HOOVER: "Sketches are a way to explore the spaces"

ALEC HAMMOND: "To burn my observations into my brain as only drawing can"

STEVE SAKLAD: "I live by the gospel of a good sketch telling the story"

SEBASTIAN SOUKUP: "The urge to depict forces me to make decisions"

ANDREW JACKNESS: "A blank piece of tracing paper and a closed door is my happiest space"

CARL SPRAGUE: "Our heads are full of visions and fairy tales. It's paying close attention to the real world that is the hardest."

ANNE SEIBEL: "Learning to loosen up my hand, use colors, break my rules and let myself go wild and inventive."

DIOGO HAYASHI: "I visit locations and sketch really quick what catches my attention, for researching and mood-boarding later."

MARK WORTHINGTON: "A roadmap to the development of the final cinematic image."

LAURENCE BENNETT: "To work through a problem, to communicate an idea, a goal, a path forward."

TOMOYA IMAI: "Someday that pencil would become your magic wand."

LUCA TRANCHINO: "The quality of imperfection is uniquely human"

MARK HOFELING: "When I think myself into a corner, my pencil always finds a way out for me."

LUIGI MARCHIONE: "The soul of a scenic project comes from your first sketch."

DAVID LEE: "Allowing your imagination the fluidity to explore emerging ideas."

WILL HTAY: "A way of allowing the film to unfold and unfurl from my mind onto paper and grow from there."

DIMITRI CAPUANI: "Drawing allows you to express an impression or a concept in its deepest significance."

GED CLARKE: "Convey to all the world in which you wish to create."

CARLA CAFFÉ: "to contemplate what is in fact essential for the project"