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Hugo Antonio Barros da Rocha Costa is a Portuguese architect born in 1974, graduated in Porto.
Phd at theTechnical Architecture University of Valencia, where is teaching a course on Architectural Form Analysis and Representation
Author of several papers and lectures related to Graphic Expression in divers University in Europe.
He has worked with such offices as Peripherique (Paris), MVRDV, QA Associates and Santiago Calatrava(Valencia).
www.hugobrc.wordpress.com
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a fresh drawing everyday 
I love your sketches — so fresh and alive! I’m curious about the materials you use – in particular what sketchbook (bound) that is good for taking these washes. I would love to get back to sketching, and I love the bound sketchbooks.
Thank you for your comment!
I’m sorry for taking so long to answer you!
I use several types of sketchbook.
Lately I’ve been using one from Muji, the smaller one, and the big rectangular one is a Daeler Rowney (150g/m2 cartridge paper).
For drawing, usually I use a uni-ball “eye” fine and then I paint with “Windsor and Newton” watercolor using several paintbrushes (1,6,8,10).
I hope I’ve helped you, good luck for your drawings!
If I can help you, just write me!
Thank you so much for the information. I will continue to enjoy seeing your wonderful work!
You’re welcome! I’m looking forward to see your drawings too!