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| 8/11/23 Northgate Branch, Seattle Public Library |
While the Green Lake branch is closed for renovation, I’ve
been picking up my books at the Northgate library. Unlike Green Lake’s stately,
elegant Carnegie building (which I never tire of sketching), Northgate
is of the nondescript, modern type that I don’t like to draw. But since I was
there, I wanted to acknowledge my appreciation that I still have a library
within walking distance.
It’s probably obvious that I became more interested in the weeping cypress in front of it than the building. But it’s actually the juxtaposition of the two that makes this composition interesting to me.
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