My very humble drawing was of the building next to the brick structure which housed the coffee shop.
It was funny, I seemed to find myself alone which is not really the intent of a gathering. But it did help me to gain confidence to sit and draw in public. There were many languages spoken and I could tell when the same set of footfalls changed direction. Davis, which is a small town, is the home of the University of California, Davis campus and it seemed that families were checking out the surroundings. Also, there was a soccer tournament with over 100 teams and players and their parents were strolling through the town.
While walking through the town I visited an artists co-op called The Artery. Currently one of the featured artists is Lillian Grant. Her zentangle type work on huge scrolls of a heavy paper inspired me to pull out my new set of fabric markers and try some designs on a white on white fabric. I have no idea where this project will lead me, but I just had to try it out.
So may toys, so little time!!
7 comments:
Humble? Lovely!
This is great! Thanks for sharing! Gonzalo
I looks like you had a great time and you have a very nice sketch to show for it!
I'm so enjoying your blog. I like the current sketch and your use of watercolor. Very nice!
Also like the bright colorful fabric design -- and you've inspired me because I just found some fabric markers I had stashed away. Thanks for sharing!
As always a very interesting post with lovely art! Thanks for sharing. nancy
Very elegant door - I like it. It has a kind of Milton Avery feel to it. And I love the designs and colors you chose for it.
Looks like a fun sketch crawl! Like the simplicity of your designs and sketch, they leave much room for imaginations, which is how art should be =)
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