The backsides of buildings continue to fascinate me. As the large trees in front of homes decline, are removed and not replaced, more and more, the large trees can only be found in the interiors of the blocks.
I also like the way you can read the evolution of the buildings with additions cobbled onto additions in stages.
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Showing posts with label interior block. Show all posts
Tuesday, 3 February 2015
Wednesday, 28 November 2012
Glebe Avenue
Over the past few weeks I have been poking my nose down driveways looking at the rear yards and interior of some of the blocks in my neighbourhood. We have a dusting of snow on the ground now, but it was warm enough to do a few quick sketches. I added some paint in the warmth of our kitchen afterwards, referencing a photo on my cellphone.
Minus 1 C is just on the edge of barehanded comfort, but the other obstacle is that watercolour doesn't dry very quickly. Sort of the opposite of painting in the hot sun.
Hope I don't get kicked out of Urbansketchers for breach of Manifesto!
Minus 1 C is just on the edge of barehanded comfort, but the other obstacle is that watercolour doesn't dry very quickly. Sort of the opposite of painting in the hot sun.
Hope I don't get kicked out of Urbansketchers for breach of Manifesto!
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