Marita Stadick: I've always found portrait sketchbooks to be easier to work with. With a portrait sketchbook you could always turn the book to do any horizontal/landscape pictures. Sure you could do the same with a landscape sketchbook, but I always found that to be awkward on the hands. If a decision can't be made on this subject then you could always just get both. Use one for Portraits/vertical drawings and on for landscape/horizontal drawings. Win/Win :)
Madie Strople: Landscape Sketchbook
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Serita Hefferon: I agree with everything you said except for portrait
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