Sketching issues

Kate for David Yurman Jewellery, this is by me, here are other two drawings of mine (check!)

Sketching is hard. I mean skecthing WELL is hard. And sketching is more important than you may aspect. At least when it comes to designing. You have to make it quick, easy and understandable, without detailing it, details are not welcomed. At least not always. It has to present a clear idea in it. Idea that speaks for itself. And before sketching, you already need an idea. For getting one of those? Well it's not like you're in a grossery shop and ask: " One for me, please." It's the hardest part- the part of being inspired. (But about being inspiered I'll write in another post).
I'm not bad at drawing, it quite never has been a problem for me, but sketching is a thing I don't know how to do, I mess up with too many lines. And less lines you have the greater sketcher you are.
I have to sketch every day in architecture lesson (and you must be really precise, millimeter by millimeter, but my hands tremble a little) and now I should do another work: a bracelet or a watch. The last one is way too complicated...
I'm willing to share with you guys my horrible sketches of the lake house I had to project for school, I tried to sketch without any stress, just with a free hand (AND YOU CAN SEE IT):




I hope I have improved since September..
Here are some sketches from some very famouse creative people which really inspired me to improve my sketching skills!

Epic chairs, the right one is my favourite: Barcellona Chair by Mies van der Rohe


Gianfranco Ferrè


Bilbao Guggenheim Museum by Frank O. Gehry


Yves Saint Lauren


A random illustration

The Wizard Oz Shoe Edition: A.Testoni, Botkier and the last one I couldn't figure out.


A tower, great sketch, really great.


Frank Lloyd Wright (the King of sketching)


KENZO parfum, so essential!


Donna Karan
LOVE THIS SKETCH, I can imagine so well this outfit shining on the runway


Frank Lloyd Wright (the King of sketching)


Gianfranco Ferrè


Jason Brooks, a fashion illustrator.


The Wizard Oz Shoe Edition: Sergio Rossi, L.A.M.B. by Gwen Stefani, Moschino


A random jewel sketch I liked


I don't know the author but I really liked this sketch, you can help me out on it, if you know who made it;) (it was an important Haute Couture designer)


Giorgio Armani


Frank Lloyd Wright (the King of sketching), the Waterfall House



There's also a book released in the honour of 100 years of fashion illustration, curated by Cally Blackman, take a look on Amazon (check!)
I love the cover, don't you find it just gorgeous?