Red Fort Etch A Sketch

I make one-of-a-kind, completely permanent works of art on an Etch A Sketch.

This Etch A Sketch drawing depicts the Red Fort, a gorgeous palatial structure in Old Delhi, India. This rendition is based on a reference photo I took from my trip to India in 2016. This was a very special trip for me. The day after I quit my job and made the decision to become a full-time freelance artist, I received an email from a travel company that was interested in sending me on a trip to a different country in exchange for chronicling my journey on an Etch A Sketch. With a resounding yes, I had barely enough time to file my travel visa before I was on a plane to India.

Upon my return home, I used photos from my trip to chronicle my experiences using an Etch A Sketch - one rendition for each day I spent in India. This was one of the first renditions of the series and took around 10 hours to create. This was rendered during a landmark moment in my life, when I was first beginning my career as a full-time Etch A Sketch artist. It marked the beginning of my adventures to come and I am immensely proud of the series as a whole.

You can read much more about my India trip, and the Etch A Sketch art series, at the following articles below:

https://www.intrepidtravel.com/adventures/the-worlds-best-etch-a-sketch-artist-does-india/
https://www.buzzfeed.com/anniedaly/making-etch-happen?utm_term=.pheQR9pAME#.vovXVboL0N
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/asia/india/articles/india-by-etch-a-sketch-princess-jane-labowitch/

The art has been completely preserved by disassembling the Etch A Sketch to remove the powder inside. This means it will NEVER ERASE. Watch this video to see how I make my Etch A Sketch art 100% permanent!
https://youtu.be/O5Rk15al110

Watch this video to see how I safely and thoroughly package my permanent Etch A Sketch art!
https://youtu.be/JpHPqAjj0fs