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Vue de Saint Caradec sur les remparts d'Hennebont.
Avec les Urbans Sketchers Lorient vendredi 12 mars 2021.
Météo : rafales de vent et averse
Aquarelle, encre et collage lettre de Edouard Manet sur Carnet Hahnemülhe.
View of Saint Caradec on the ramparts of Hennebont.
Weather: wind gusts and rain shower
With the Urbans Sketchers Lorient Friday, 12/03/2021
Watercolor, ink and collage letter by Edouard Manet on Watercolour Book Hahnemülhe.
Villa Art et Déco Tardif 1948 de l'architecte Roger Beauvir.
Séance avec le groupe Urban Sketcher du vendredi 13 janvier. La pluie s'est invitée en fin de séance.
Aquarelle et encre du carnet Etchr
The owner of the palace is standing in the door after giving us an excellent tour of the building. Her marxist art commune didn’t work out as planned and the palace is up for sale.
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:
The regional TV channel, SWR, asked if they could do a report on me as an urban sketcher. They concentrated on people in Weststadt in Karlsruhe and I was lucky enough be be included. They liked my series of sketches drawn from high buildings. The Christuskirche vicar was great letting me and the film crew use the tower. We were climbing up and down the narrow spiral staircases and gang planks lots of times to get all the film material needed for the report. Annette Krause interviewed me, she was very friendly and professional but I was extremely nervous. They broadcast at 8:15 pm on 29th February. Here's a link to the report:
www.ardmediathek.de/swr/player/Y3JpZDovL3N3ci5kZS9hZXgvbz...
This was hard work. I thought I could get the whole building on one page in one sitting, in the end it was scattered over 5 pages. I had to go back twice to finish the sketch. Trams kept stopping in the view. And it kept raining. And it was cold.
As I was sketching this, a woman living in this street started waving her arms around to me and shouted “Am I in it?”
Later, her husband came out to see what I was sketching. It turned out that he was a retired art teacher and had marked my art O-Level!
He also lent me his cardy, as I was getting a bit chilly.
One passing local first thought I was recording the traffic as I was sat sketching this next to the main road.
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.