GO OUT AND SKETCH!
What
better way to spend a summer Saturday afternoon than being outdoors,
having an ice cold latte...trees, fresh air and sketching with fellow
sketchers in the city.
What
better way to spend a summer Saturday afternoon than being outdoors,
having an ice cold latte...trees, fresh air and sketching with fellow
sketchers in the city.
This
is a cool archway, the Jubilee Grove on Patterson and Kingsway. If you
looked straight through the arch, you might find some random couple
sitting on the platform of the fountain. I liked how the arch naturally
framed them. I often though of photographing it whenever the opportunity
came again and then one day, it did. I chickened out though. I felt
like a paparazzi intruding on their quality time together. So, a sketch
to capture this heritage site was a better alternative. I had to come
back to this place on three different days at three different times to
get some kind of cast shadow happening.
Dr.
Sketchy #2. This was held at the Wallflower. Such a great vibe in the
place, friendly atmosphere, cool music and we all were treated to a
dance/tease by Dolly Dynamite before taking it off. I took the liberty
of cleaning up my sketchy lines and smoothing out the tones after. These
were selected from several other drawings that were either warm up
sketches or remained unfinished (hmmm...must have been distracted by
something else.)
This
is a practice painting I did with watercolors using a picture from the
internet. (Painting city streets and buildings was not a very good
subject for someone starting out. I thought this barn was good enough to
start with!) I woke up 6:00am one morning to see what it felt like to
paint before starting my work day. I continued this the next two
mornings at around 630am. It felt good to start the day with some art
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