Canterlot. It was always interesting trying to get there. Not that it was difficult, all he had to do was caught up some bits for the carriage ride. But the ride over was always awkward for him, the ponies pulling the thing engaging in idle chatter and often asking him questions and such. Of course he couldn't blame them. A new face to talk to must be a welcome relief when carting about several ponies from place to place all day. Of course he was going to Canterlot on business, as he had told the quad of stallions. But that was awhile ago, and here he was just about to leave the Royal City with a smile on his face. He had just delivered a commission for a portrait one of the wealthier families had asked him to do of their son. The young colt seemed ecstatic to see himself drawn, and if there was one thing Sketch loved more than anything it was a satisfied customer. In his saddlepacks were several sketchbooks and art suppies, all containing his latest works and works in progress, just incase any pony decided they wished to browze. He had even thought of going ot the local book store to see if he could maybe try selling his comic, but he doubted such a classy place would have many colts and fillies interested in comic books. Of course, while pondering this he bumped into a surprisingly fuzzy flank, letting a soft yelp of surprise leave him as he skipped back. "Oh! I-I'm terribly sorry, please excuse me... Sir...?" He always did have a hard time telling the difference in Gryffins from behind. Of course he had been wrong before, and unfortunately it was with a rather ornery woman... What was her name? Oh, but it doesn't matter. Right now he was trying to prepare an apology outburst should he be wrong this time.