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St. Konrad church with a mysterious black cube on a turntable. I asked a dog walker if he knew what it was. He said is was used for measuring and turned very slowly but wasn’t used anymore.The pattern on the cube had a meaning.
This was a commissioned drawing for the Architektur Schaufenster. They wanted to show how spaces like under the Hirsch Bridge were used by people during corona. While I was drawing it, there weren't many people around. I asked the two lads if they would pose for me. My neighbours then turned up so I asked them too!
A passing local told me this was her favourite part of the town. I said that I loved the cobbles. She said “only with flat soled shoes”.
The main courtyard looking toward the moongate and across the pond.
Vancouver's Dr Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden was created under the loving workmanship of 52 artisans, using the same techniques, materials and tools from the Ming Dynasty. Many of the artisans were of past generations and are no longer living.
Whenever I had a free day in Tokyo, this was the street I enjoyed walking the most. Summer was terrible in Japan as the weather was hot and extremely humid. I sweated all the time and it felt horribly uncomfortable in crowded places. But here in Omoto Sando, like an oasis, the trees gave lots of shade on both sides of the street. Supposedly a trendy area, this section was filled with young people making all kinds of fashion statement, small specialty shops and cute tiny restaurants. It had a bohemian atmosphere. Yet somehow I often thought of Blvd Haussman in Paris whenever I was here. The feeling was the same but the places were quite different.
"Summer day in Omote-Sando"
Tokyo, Japan
Watercolor
11" x 14"
1997
「表参道の夏の日」
東京
透明水彩絵具/紙厚
27.94 cm x 35.56 cm
1997年
Avec le groupe USK Lorient vendredi 3 décembre, il pleut, nous dessinons à l'intérieur de la gare.
Structure en bois qui fait écho à l'environnement maritime de la ville. Dans le hall, cette grande baie vitrée qui donne sur l'extérieur.
Croquis : Intérieur, extérieur, hier et aujourd'hui.
Aquarelle, encre et collage d'une photo de la 1ère gare inaugurée en 1862, détruite en 1943, une gare a été construite en 1966 qui a laissé la place à la nouvelle gare inaugurée en 2017.
This series of images began when I was captivated by some of the "Illustrative" techniques used by Richard Gregory. Richard kindly gave me some tips and here are some experimental images based on the Bruges Canal shot which I posted yesterday. Thanks, Richard. None of them look like yours but I did get one quite close for a while. Then I became interested in getting an engraving type effect, mono and tinted. These are the three results.Thanks again, RichardGregory48.
I’ve been intending to draw these roses in May at peak bloom but I kept missing the right time. Third time lucky.
As I was sketching the bunker doors, this photographer and model turned up and asked if they could work there. You can see that she moved more than he did.
Avec le groupe Urban Sketcher Lorient, séance du 19 février 2021.
Croquis à l'encre sur papier naturel, aquarelle et collage.
I'm working on four preliminary sketches at the moment, to take forward into oil paintings. This is the third one. I got these photos early in the morning, hence the long shadows, in Italy at piazza Mazzini. Once painted with the grey paving applied, should look ok when painted up!!? Thanks for looking and following!!
Started drawing these amazing clouds appearing on the mountainside above the town. They disappeared as I drew them.
This was a commisioned drawing. I sketched this in a couple of sittings. One driver parked so as not to block my view. Another time, as I rested my sketch book on a car roof, the owner must have seen me and unlocked and locked the car till I moved away!