Showing posts with label fountain pen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fountain pen. Show all posts

Friday, December 15, 2017

Grand Central Bakery in Pioneer Square

2017_11__03 Grand Central Bakery

More experiments with dry-brush technique in a Stillman & Birn Nova tan sketchbook. I did the line drawing on location and most of the tone and hatching was finished later.

Thursday, June 9, 2016

May Sketches

2016_05_15 King Street Station USk

King Street Station with Urban Sketchers.

2016_05_19 NYC Statue of Liberty

Went to New York City. Ate at the Pastrami Queen TWICE.

2016_05_20 NYC McSorleys

Hello, contour line drawing.

Tuesday, May 17, 2016

Sketches from April

2016_05_07 Fort Flagler State Park

Went camping.

2016_05 Coffee Shop

Drank coffee.

2016_04 Florida Sketches

Oh, yeah. Florida.

2016_04_08 White Elm Capitol Hill

Drew trees.

For anyone in the area who may be interested, I will be teaching 2 drawing classes at the Daniel Smith store on June 11 and June 18. The classes are part of a series offered by Daniel Smith this summer. For information on the classes visit the Daniel Smith Events page and click the "June" tab. http://seattledanielsmithevents.blogspot.com/

Monday, February 8, 2016

Getting Around in Costa Rica

2016_01_15 Costa Rica

I know it has been more than a month since my last post and my only excuse is I have been too busy sketching to blog. Three weeks in Costa Rica, sketching every day. So now I am playing catch-up. I will start with a few of the many modes of transportation we used while traveling around this beautiful country.

2016_01_15 Scooter

2016_01_20 Costa Rica Boat

All sketches done with my new TWSBI Eco Fountain Pen and Faber Castell Pitt Artist Markers. In an effort to keep my supplies light, I only brought 5 colors on this trip. They served me pretty well, although I was getting a little tired of them by the last sketch.

Tuesday, July 28, 2015

Shoreline Steetview

2015_07_25 Shoreline Streetview Drawing from one of the steep steets in Shoreline, looking out toward Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains.