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Category Archives: Close to home
Grace Cathedral
Laurie Wigham arranged a wonderful sketchcrawl in San Francisco a couple of weeks ago. Jane Blundell and Liz Steel were both in San Francisco that day and it was a wonderful way for San Francisco Bay Area Sketchers to sketch … Continue reading
Posted in Close to home, san franciso
Tagged architecture, cathedral, church, grace cathedral, Lafayette Park, san francisco
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The trouble with Painted Ladies
Trying to draw the befuddling Victorians… Continue reading
Posted in california, Close to home, How to, san franciso
Tagged alamo square, architecture, bernal heights, houses, how-to, location drawing, painted ladies, pen and ink, san francisco, urban sketch, victorian, watercolor
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In and around Bernal Heights
Bernal Heights, San Francisco. Up. Down. High. Low. Continue reading
Posted in california, Close to home, Food, people, san franciso
Tagged bernal heights, coffee, people, progressive grounds, san francisco, slopes
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More sketching in the South Bay
Another great thing about having visiting sketchers? You end up meeting all your local sketching friends that you really should meet more often. Day 2 of sketching with Liz Steel , was an opportunity to meet up with Nina Khashchina and Gay … Continue reading
A big week of sketching at ‘home’
Sketching near home is always a challenge for me. It’s harder to see the world through fresh eyes when you are in your everyday surroundings. And that’s when it’s lovely to have an urban sketcher from out of town visit … Continue reading
On assignment @ Hoot & Howl
You know you have a dream gig when it’s so much fun you think “I get paid to do this?“. That was my Saturday evening: reportage sketching at Happy Hollow Park & Zoo‘s Hoot & Howl fundraiser. Hoot & Howl is … Continue reading
A colorful week
Some colored, some charcoal, some watercolor … lots of (local) color… Continue reading
