Tag Archives: landscape
Do Not Climb
In the tot lot next to the doomed oak is a a circular structure with a sign on it that says “Do not climb.” I suppose the little seats mean it’s just a fancy bench, but those big parallel arcs … Continue reading
Shade in the Park
It’s pretty much a routine to go to the park with Shadow every morning, still finding things to draw. And here’s the doomed oak again. I’m studying it as much as I can while it’s still here. The space will … Continue reading
Sun and Shadows
Here’s the doomed oak again, the one that lost half its trunk after the last rain. Around one o’clock the sun just lit the outer branches, leaving the inner branches in shadow. It looks almost like a head of broccoli … Continue reading
Trees
My second favorite thing in the world is to hang out with my dog Shadow somewhere where I can sketch. The only thing I like better is to curl up with him and watch a movie. Dimond Park lost one … Continue reading
This Week’s Sketchbook
Over the weekend an art festival was held at the park, and a stage set up with a performance by Circus Bella.
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Sketchbook
Trying out some watercolor pencils at the park. Starting off early in the morning it was pretty empty, but a couple hours later parents appeared with toddlers.
A Walk In The Park
Along a fence that screens construction in Dimond Park.
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Odd Building
There’s a row of buildings facing a railroad track in a semi-developed part of town, most of which are functioning businesses. But one of them is an old wooden building with windows askew and gaping holes, so falling-apart that it … Continue reading
