This is exactly the kind of thing I regret not doing for every trip I’ve been on. When I’m visiting other countries, everything seems like it’s unforgettable, and that I’ll remember it years to come. But beyond the most “noteworthy” attractions there are countless sights and moments that were so subtle, that after a few years most have slipped my mind like sand through my fingers.
Emma Sylvie‘s illustrated travel log puts so much emphasis on the small details that you wouldn’t really know about if you didn’t go there yourself, I almost feel as if I’m experiencing it with her. What stands out for me beyond the touristy things is the moments of people-watching. The best part is the way her drawings are narrated, so I can know what she felt in that moment and see the world exactly through her point of view.
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