Monday, October 25, 2010
Almost perfect afternoon
After some sad family news I got in the car this afternoon thinking I'd head into town and pluck up the courage to do a few furtive sketches out the window of some hip coffee shop. Instead I ended up in our very own Obs Lower Main Rd. And I even found a good parking spot, which happened to be outside Revolution Records. My prejudices as to what bikers who sell second hand vinyl would listen to on a Monday afternoon were challenged. The jazz spilling onto the pavement made me reluctant to leave the car (silly, didn't go in and ask what it was) - perfect music for my mood and a perfect view to draw. It was all about to fall in a heap when I discovered I had my sketch pad but nothing to draw with. But, lucky me, I was parked directly opposite the art supply shop. Good excuse to spend 20 minutes browsing, came out with paint, a new sketch book, and yes, a black ink pen and a pencil.
Back in the car:
Then, just to make my little Observatory visit complete, I popped across the road into the deli and did another sketch while sipping on an organic beetroot and orange juice.
Labels:
City,
Observatory,
Street lamps,
telephone poles
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Back Again
Seeing as I'm on sabbatical, and supposedly drawing and painting all the time, I thought I should start this up again. Maybe I will - for myself of course seeing as the few followers I had have, I'm sure, long since moved on to better, more interesting blogs by diligent bloggers.
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