NYC Urban Sketchers - 2nd Sketchbook Finished
I love making sketchbooks and devoted several accordion books, with 140 lb watercolor paper, to my days with the NYC Urban Sketchers. This book took a little more than a year to fill, partly because I didn't always use it when I was sketching with the group. This is the front of the book.
This is the back of the book.
We met at the Hans Christian Anderson Statue for the Saturday morning Storytelling Program when one of our members was performing. I sketched the Boat Rental Building at Conservatory Water in Central Park and never posted it.
Recently our weekday USK group went to the Hamilton Grange in Manhattan, the Summer Home that Alexander Hamilton built and lived in for several years at the end of his life. It is beautiful, and easy to access from midtown Manhattan, at 414 W 141st St.
Comments
This style of sketching has much appeal. Clean and simple. What color ink ?
Less is more.
I'm with Philadelphia Urban Sketchers....
AB 😎
Posted by: Arnold Bailis | November 3, 2017 3:31 PM
This style of sketching has much appeal. Clean and simple. What color ink ?
Less is more.
I'm with Philadelphia Urban Sketchers....
AB 😎
Posted by: Arnold Bailis | November 3, 2017 3:31 PM