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| 1/12/22 Maple Leaf Park |
After weeks of near-freezing temperatures, precipitation of
various types and high winds, last Wednesday was a well-deserved treat: My
weather app got up to 56 degrees! While not exactly sunny, it still felt wonderful
to walk a few laps around Maple Leaf Park without gloves.
As I looked around for something to stop and sketch, it suddenly occurred to me: Why stop? Why not sketch while we walk? It wouldn’t be the first time. Five years ago when I took part in Seattle’s Women’s March, I was well-prepared with easily portable sketch gear, though I wasn’t sure how or whether I would be able to sketch during the event. It turned out that 130,000 people walking together are not especially brisk, so it was easy to sketch as I marched.
I guess I still have the chops to take the term “sketchwalk” literally.
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| 1/14/22 Maple Leaf Park |
Good job on the poses of the walkers!
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