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| 4/30/19 South downtown skyline from the International District |
Although
I’m not particularly enamored with it, like a gawking tourist, I still enjoy sketching
Seattle’s skyline from various viewpoints. Queen Anne’s Kerry Park, Lake Union Park,
West Seattle’s Jack Block Park, Bell Harbor Pier – each offers a unique
downtown postcard.
Over
lunch a few days ago, I was delighted to have an unexpected skyline view in the
International District. Our window booth at Little Sheep Mongolian Hot Pot gave us this view of downtown’s south
end high rises. As you know, I never sketch when I’m hungry, so you won’t see
sketches here of the colorful ingredients (shrimp, fish, tofu, noodles and many
types of veggies and mushrooms) that went into the boiling cauldron of delicious
broth. But after thoroughly stuffing myself, my lunch companions were still
stuffing (the hot pot meal is all-you-can-eat), so my dessert was this skyline
sketch.
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| An all-you-can-eat, DIY meal! |
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| A boiling cauldron of two kinds of broth -- one super-spicy hot, one wimpy. |
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