Category Archives: people

New Every Time

Posted on May 25, 2021 by Suhita Shirodkar

Wax crayons. Farmer’s markets. Back to drawing on location. All of that in one post.
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Posted in california, Close to home, Everyday Sketches, people, san jose, Silicon Valley | Tagged farmers market, location drawings, neighborhood, people sketching, summer, urban sketch | 8 Comments

Sketching Near Home

Posted on May 21, 2021 by Suhita Shirodkar

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Posted in california, Close to home, Everyday Sketches, people, san jose, Silicon Valley | Tagged location drawings, neighborhood, people sketching, urban sketch | 5 Comments

Sketching at Home

Posted on May 20, 2021 by Suhita Shirodkar

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Posted in california, Close to home, Everyday Sketches, people, san jose, Silicon Valley | Tagged cat, desk, home, kids, people sketching | 2 Comments

Sunday in Chinatown

Posted on May 14, 2021 by Suhita Shirodkar

Sketching in the middle of the street in Chinatown San Francisco Continue reading →

Posted in california, Close to home, people, san franciso | Tagged chinatown, landscape, pen and ink, people sketching, san francisco, urban sketch | 4 Comments

A day in Berkeley

Posted on May 11, 2021 by Suhita Shirodkar

Albany Bulb, an arts and crafts home and Boichik Bagels: a d
ay in Berkeley Continue reading →

Posted in california, Close to home, Everyday Sketches, people | Tagged arts and crafts, berkeley, boichik, house, location drawings, urban sketch | 2 Comments

Coffee Shops and Farmers Markets (Part 2 of 2)

Posted on May 5, 2021 by Suhita Shirodkar

Drawing People on location again, and listening in to and drawing their stories… Continue reading →

Posted in california, Close to home, Education, How to, people, san jose, Silicon Valley, teaching | Tagged cafe sketching, coffee shop, farmers market, people sketching, workshop | 5 Comments

Coffee Shops and Farmers Markets (Part 1 of 2)

Posted on May 4, 2021 by Suhita Shirodkar

I’m outside drawing people more, feeling their stories, chatting with them across larger distances and holding my sketchbook up for them to see from further away when they’re curious about what I do. It’s different, but I’m thankful for it. Continue reading →