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9/17/15 |
At South Lake Union Park this morning, the sky looked iffy;
the weather report had said rain was imminent. But on our way into the Museum
of History and Industry, I spotted a lovely wooden schooner moored in front of
the museum. I told Greg and Mary to go on inside, and I’d catch up with them,
because I had a feeling that if I waited until after we finished going through
the exhibits, the weather would change, and I’d miss this sketch. I was wrong. It
started raining after only a few minutes, so I missed only half the sketch.
It got me thinking about all the parts and pieces of half-finished
sketches in my sketchbooks over the years. Interrupted by rain, circumstance
or, most likely, the subject walking (or flying) away, these are a few I found
just from the last couple of months. A pity that they remain unfinished, but on
the other hand, a half-finished sketch is still better than twiddling my
thumbs.
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LOL I think we could all do a show of sketches that never got finished because nature or people interrupted.You did get enough of the schooner drawn to make it work!
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