9/30/12 watercolor |
At 10,000 feet, Brian Head, Utah, is mostly a ski resort
town, but on the last day of September, the slopes were covered with gold and
orange aspens instead of snow. Feeling better after recovering from a short but
nasty bout with altitude sickness, I took a late-afternoon walk to sketch the
property around the condo where we were staying. The sketch above was done with
watercolors, but my first try (below) was done in Kuretake Brush Writers. One
thing I learned on this trip to Utah canyons is that my body is not the only
thing affected by high altitudes: The Rorschach-like blob you see at the center of the sketch is where
I had an incident with a brush marker releasing pressure when I removed the
cap.
9/30/12 Kuretake Brush Writers, Hand Book sketchbook |
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