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| 9/26/14 Platinum Carbon and Diamine Grey inks, watercolor, Caran d'Ache Museum water-soluble colored pencils, Canson XL 140 lb. paper |
Under breezy rainfall, only six diehard sketchers showed up
at Jefferson Park this morning for
our Friday ad hoc outing, but by the time we started sketching, the rain was
barely spitting. Underdressed (my head is still in Brazil, I guess), I got
chilled sketching this bright red sculpture, which doubles as a skateboarding
structure. Apparently boarders aren’t as hardy as sketchers, because none came
to use it while I was there.
After walking around the park twice trying to find a place
that would block the wind while I sketched, I didn’t find anything, so I
settled for a view of some wind-tossed trees. Using a twig and India ink again, I added a touch of color this
time.
We welcomed Hong Kong urban sketcher Ben Luk, a first-time
visitor to Seattle, who joined us. “Is it always like this here?” he asked
about the weather. I let him know about our nearly-record-breaking beautiful summer that apparently ended on Monday.
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| 9/26/14 India ink, twig, Pilot Iroshizuku Tsuyu-kusa ink, Museum pencils |
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