For beginners and students that study interior design, sketchbooks are necessary tools because drafting and free-hand drawing are vital aspects of the profession. But drawing books need not be the run-of-the-mill types of notepads with blank pages. They must be industry-specific and methodically laid out spiral-bound sketchbook journals that are made specifically for interior designers. Owning a handy-sized drawing book is a great asset to design students. It is a portable drawing book because of its compact size and weight. And you can whip it out of your bag at any place and any time. This sketchbook is where the creative process begins. It features: • A spiral-bound paperback format. • A 28 projects workbook with each project (or assignment) placed on two sets of 2-page spreads (4 pages per project). • Title blocks to record all project-related details. • Sketch pages with borders and note sections. • Graph grids for plans and interior layouts. • Mood pages for illustrations, images, or photographs. • Doodle and scribbles sections. • Index pages for seamless referencing. And more. This handy-size drawing cum project and assignment book is a tool that should be a part of all creative arts student’s school supplies. It is an excellent drawing book to illustrate, record, and document design concepts from the early stages to completion. It is also beneficial for organizing home studies and class projects or as a collection of works to form part of an interior design student’s portfolio.