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I originally wanted to sketch more of the cars which were dominating the village, but my wife was waiting for me and started fidgiting. While I was drawing this, a woman came up to comment on the sketch and ask where I lived. When I said “Germany”, she said why am I in the Lake District when Germany is so beautiful.
This building really is this wobbly.
A passing local liked the sketch and added that he couldn’t draw a straight line with a ruler.
I’m exhibiting some of my work at this gallery in Karlsruhe:
Time and place diffuses, how did I get here, how will I get out again?
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I originally went to the factory shop of Wergona Chocolate to buy large amounts of cheap chocolate. But the shop was shut so to make my trip worthwhile, I drew this factory over the road.
Brewery Creek encircles downtown Gatineau (Hull sector) and has many lovely vistas as it makes its way along parklands. The creek is very lively at this time of year when its water level is high. Recently when I was cycling near the Lac Leamy Park I noticed this view of the creek as it made a nice turn among some shrubbery and weeds. I took a photo and later sketched it in my new Leuchttrum1917 sketchbook.
Le ruisseau de la Brasserie encercle le centre-ville de Gatineau (secteur Hull) et offre de nombreux points de vue magnifiques tout en longeant les parcs. Le ruisseau est très animé à cette période de l'année où son niveau d'eau est élevé. Récemment, alors que je faisais du vélo près du parc du lac Leamy, j'ai remarqué cette vue du ruisseau qui faisait un joli virage parmi des arbustes et des mauvaises herbes. J'ai pris une photo et l'ai dessinée plus tard dans mon nouveau carnet de croquis Leuchttrum1917.
I tried to capture that it was chocca in there. It doesn’t really look that full in the sketch though.
All sales of my prints and postcards at Fachl in Karlsruhe this week will go towards a Ukraine charity.
A friend was being transferred to a city with a notable crime record - this was back in the 1980s ... I had done a simple cartoon but they liked it so much, they asked for a whole story! Once I got going it was too much fun, so kept it up until I ran out of ink! Instead of hiding it, they framed it!
It started raining as I drew so I moved underneath this massive roof. I kept drawing the original perspective as if I was still in my original spot. It’s a pretty inaccurate sketch.
This is too inaccurate for me. I was standing in a non 2 m social distancing spot, which stressed me a bit.
I was filmed for a TV programme drawing this. They filmed a time lapse of the sketch. To keep the sketchpad still, I was resting it on a stool and it was very uncomfortable and it’s a bit rushed and inaccurate. I hope the viewers don’t notice.
Father Sun, created with inks and posca pens, is my take on Native American style art, which I love.
This was the opening of Karlsruhe’s Underground. There were loads of people around. I waited a while to find space in the crowds for this sketch.
"Ici tous les rochers ont un nom"
Croquis in situ le 22 juillet 2021 en 1h20
Aquarelle et encre sur Watercolour Book Hahnemühle
"Here all the rocks have a name"
Sketch in situ on July 22, 2021 in 1h20
Watercolour and ink on Watercolour Book Hahnemühle
Look at me going! Only 10 days behind! ;)
Pen and Ink on Scrap Paper (I used a photo of Flickr user @Philip Male as a model for this). His original image is not mine and this drawn 'reproduction' is not only not faithful, but is not for sale or promotion, but simply for reference. This is also posted on Instagram with proper attribution.
www.flickr.com/photos/12820758@N04/6002072969/in/photolis... (original image)
Many thanks to the museum to open up just for the Karlsruhe Urban Sketchers!
www.karlsruhe-tourismus.de/Media/Attraktionen/Verkehrsmus...
Luckily i could shelter from the rain in a luxury hut with windows.
I’ll be at Lametta in Karlsruhe, pop round for a chat:
Geöffnet am Freitag, den 8. Dezember von 15 bis 22 Uhr und Samstag, den 9. Dezember von 12 bis 20 Uhr.