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Author Archives: Suhita Shirodkar
The New Coffeeshop
The new coffeeshop. Continue reading
Posted in california, Close to home, Everyday Sketches, san jose
Tagged coffee, coffee shop, location drawing, sketchbook, urban sketching
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RIP RBG
Somedays, I have no words. It is best then, to pick up my brush or pen and leave the words to a poet. And how beautifully Tammi Traux puts it. May Her Memory be a Revolution Some say notorious.We’re told … Continue reading
Crissy Fields, San Francisco
An afternoon at Crissy Fields, San Francisco Continue reading
Posted in california, people, san franciso, Sketch Journal
Tagged beach, crissy fields, people sketching, san francisco, summer
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So many workshops and online classes to choose from! (and not all mine)
New workshops coming soon! Continue reading
Orange Skies
An utterly orange bizarre day Continue reading
Too Quick
The hardest stuff to sketch is something that happens only once and for not very long at all. Like this truck stopping in front of my house to deliver some chairs for the backyard. You’d think it takes a while … Continue reading
Posted in california, Close to home, Everyday Sketches, people, san jose
Tagged men at work, movers delivery, people sketching, urban sketch, urban sketching
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The little sketches
Drawing the little stuff is when I experiment most and try new media and mixes. Continue reading
Posted in Close to home, Doodles, Drink, Everyday Sketches
Tagged sketch, small sketches, still life
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Drawing the Kids
Drawing my kids, over and over. Continue reading
Posted in california, Close to home, Everyday Sketches, people, Portrait, san jose, Silicon Valley
Tagged kids, people, people sketching, sketchbook, urban sketch, urban sketching
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Finding Action, from a Distance
Finding new ways to draw people Continue reading
Posted in Close to home, Construction, Everyday Sketches, people, san jose
Tagged pandemic, people, people sketching, sketchbook, urban sketching
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Mailvan
We need the USPS. To keep us connected. To allow us to vote by mail, especially in the time of Covid. To keep our small businesses afloat. Continue reading
Posted in california, Close to home, How to, san jose, teaching, Workshop
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