Tag Archives: san francisco

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

Crissy Fields, San Francisco

Posted on September 21, 2020 by Suhita Shirodkar

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 | 2 Comments

Chinatown, San Francisco

Posted on May 28, 2019 by Suhita Shirodkar

Sketching in Chinatown, San Francisco Continue reading →

Posted in california, Close to home, san franciso, Vintage Signs, watercolor | Tagged chinatown, crowd, lanterns, li po, location drawing, people, san francisco, urban sketching, usk, Vintage Signs | 5 Comments

Bits

Posted on March 4, 2019 by Suhita Shirodkar

Drawings form the past week. Continue reading →

Posted in california, Close to home, Everyday Sketches, people, san jose, Silicon Valley, teaching, Workshop | Tagged caffe frascati, downtown san jose, ferry building, location drawing, people drawing, san francisco, san jose, san jose museum of art, sketch, urban sketching, usk, watercolor | 1 Comment

Sketching Climate Stories

Posted on September 14, 2018 by Suhita Shirodkar

Sketching Climate Stories at the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco. #sketchingclimatestories #GCAS2018
#climatesketchers
#riseforclimate
#climatereality
#eyeonclimate
#cities4climate
#urbansketchers
#usk Continue reading →

Posted in Activism, california, people, Portrait, reportage, san franciso | Tagged cities4climate, climatereality, climatesketchers, eyeonclimate, GCAS2018, journailsm, people, portrait, reportage, riseforclimate, san francisco, sketchingclimatestories, stories, urbansketchers | 7 Comments

June Workshops: Vegas and San Francisco

Posted on May 9, 2018 by Suhita Shirodkar

After a longish break from teaching workshops, I’m back! Here are two workshops in June, one in Las Vegas and the other in San Francisco. They might look similar at first glance, but read carefully: one is an Urban Sketcher’s … Continue reading →

Posted in california, Close to home, How to, people, san franciso, Supplies and Materials, teaching, Workshop | Tagged Las Vegas, people drawing, san francisco, Vegas, workshop | 3 Comments

Chinese New Year Parade

Posted on March 2, 2018 by Suhita Shirodkar

Last weekend I joined the San Francisco Urban Sketchers as they sketched the Chinese New Year parade in the city. I wish I had gotten there earlier, there was so much to draw… I did end up with three quick … Continue reading →

Posted in california, Close to home, people, reportage | Tagged chinese new year, dragon, kids, marching band, parade, people, san francisco | 6 Comments

Grace Cathedral

Posted on October 11, 2017 by Suhita Shirodkar

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 | 5 Comments

The trouble with Painted Ladies

Posted on October 4, 2017 by Suhita Shirodkar

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 | 10 Comments

In and around Bernal Heights

Posted on September 29, 2017 by Suhita Shirodkar

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 | 6 Comments