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It was freezing and I used a head torch in the complete darkness. I explained what I was up to to someone passing.
In May, I had the chance to do some bicycling-sketching and made my way to an interesting location near the Rideau Canal. The spot is known as Brown's Inlet and a long time ago, it was part of the grand canal system that Col. John By constructed. Today it's a lovely pond surrounded by an upscale community and a collection of interesting trees and shrubs. The bike paths led me directly to its shore where I was able to start this sketch.
En mai, j'ai eu la chance de faire de la vélo et des croquis, et je me suis rendu dans un endroit intéressant près du canal Rideau. L'endroit est connu sous le nom de Brown's Inlet et il y a longtemps, il faisait partie du grand système de canaux construit par le colonel John By. Aujourd'hui, c'est un bel étang entouré d'une communauté haut de gamme et d'une collection d'arbres et d'arbustes intéressants. Les pistes cyclables m'ont conduit directement à sa rive où j'ai pu commencer ce croquis.
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!
The driver of one of the diggers stopped another from driving off until I had finished sketching his digger! He also asked me if he could start working when I finished!
I had to highlight only a small part of the castle to stop my waiting family from getting too bored and cold.
The farmhouse owner walked past as I was drawing. She said it dates back to the 16th or 17th century.
I saw on Street View how amazing this building was inside. When I got there it was shut and raining. Managed to find this view in a glassed in lift. The gale still blasted the rain inside somehow. It’s overloaed with classical decoration. I gave up after I got this far.
I thought I’d quickly draw this gate. It turned out harder than expected. As usual I underestimated all the classical mouldings.
This was a commisioned drawing for Architekturschaufenster for their exhibition on all the building projects along Kriegsstraße. I had to social distance myself from the pedestrians while drawing this.
Séance du 24/09/2021 avec le groupe Urban Sketcher Lorient.
Marc Pourpe, Lorientais, un des pionniers de l'aviation, mort à 27 ans en 1914.
Croquis encre, aquarelle et gouache sur un extrait de tableau réalisé en technique mixte représentant des hortensias.
Session of 24/09/2021 with the group Urban Sketcher Lorient.
Marc Pourpe, Lorientais, one of the pioneers of aviation, died at 27 years old in 1914.
Ink, watercolour and gouache sketches on an extract of a painting made in mixed technique representing hydrangeas.
Couleurs de l'automne : cynorrhodons d'un vieux rosier
Aquarelle et encre sur Watercolor Book Hahnemuhle - A4
I had just visited Yuki Horikoshi so afterwards I was inspired to leave some negative space in this sketch.
Check out his work, I love it:
Ancienne glacière du port de pêche construite en 1920 et vouée à la démolition un siècle plus tard.
Avec les urban Sketchers Lorient, séance du vendredi matin18/09/2020.
Croquis à l'encre et aquarelle sur une aquarelle inachevée "Vague" avec étude de phare (papier Fabriano 26x36cm).
Fishing harbour cooler was built in 1920 and demolished a century later.
With the urban Sketchers Lorient, Friday morning session 18/09/2020.
Ink and watercolor sketch on an uncompleted watercolor "Vague" with study of lighthouse (paper Fabriano 26x36cm).