The weather is still mild enough where I live to eat comfortably from food trucks for a while yet, such a pleasure. These artists captured the experience, or the vehicle, so well.

From Urban Sketchers, Northampton, Massachusetts – This artist found it a beautiful town for sketching but “unfortunately, by the time I’d finished drawing the truck, they were out of lobster rolls.”

“This is a food truck that is usually located near the Vancouver Art Gallery. Awesome fried chicken,” says artist, Won Kang.

“Drawn on location during an Urban Sketchers Texas outing to this very cool beer garden/music venue/food truck park.” – Via James Richards in Dallas on Flickr

Tokyo based freelance illustrator Yoshie Kondo gets minimalism (and colour and line) exactly right in these selections from a huge portfolio of travel sketchbooks. (Click image for larger view) This is from the Art Junkie archives.

Yoshie Kondo’s website, here.

Carriacou Harbor, where artist Trisha Ray and party stopped by dinghy for ice and supplies while sailing. It’s an island just off Grenada in the eastern Caribbean.

Kee Lung Harbor, Taiwan by ClearYucca on Flickr here.

Spanish architect Luis Ruiz Padrón was inspired by the urban setting of the harbor at Málaga

Kaw Thaung Harbor, Myeik, Myanmar, by travel artist Trisha Ray (also featured previously on this post)

“I completely fell in love with this cute little harbor and I had this lovely view from the terrace of my B&B” – Artist Bonnie-Britt, aka bb-Aquarelle. More here

Off Monhegan Island, Maine by Jody Regan.

Amsterdam by Ian Sidaway

Claudio Barba, Madeira, Portugal, sketched this in a boat drawing challenge. (See the original on Instagram, here)

See more of Ema Malyauka’s work on Behance, here.