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  2010

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  Maastricht, the Netherlands. Sketch made this week during my lunchbreak. The bare trees would have made the drawing too dark, so I just silhouetted them.
  tags: Maastricht | Vrijthof
   

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  Arqetancourt 10:08 am on November 6, 2010 | #

  Precioso trabajo, felicidades

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  renefijten 11:06 am on November 6, 2010 | #

  Thank you; now I look at it here: it almost looks like it snowed!

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  roseindigo 11:07 am on November 6, 2010 | #

  What a clever way to solve the “too dark” problem. This is beautiful!

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  Nikira 9:22 pm on November 6, 2010 | #

  I was also charmed by the contrast of snowed trees and warm tones of buildings.

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  renefijten 8:07 am on November 7, 2010 | #

  Thanks, and I would like to state that there was no snow, I hope it will stay away some time…

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  BoboMonkey 11:50 am on April 26, 2011 | #

  I know right where this is, did you draw it in one of cafes opposite?

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  JRees 6:19 am on June 2, 2011 | #

  And I still like this one.

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  renefijten 8:28 am on June 2, 2011 | #

  Exactly, you know Maastricht well, I was standing on one of the terraces, I think it was Momus. They serve Brand beer, not Alfa.

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  BoboMonkey 2:48 pm on June 2, 2011 | #

  Those little tiny beers where they scoup the foam off with a knife. I am glad to be in the world of pint glasses. Saves all that waiting. European beers have that thing American beers just don’t have…I think they call it flavor.

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  renefijten 2:04 am on June 3, 2011 | #

  I fully agree, both with the ridiculously small beers in the Netherlands (better try Germany, UK or Czech) and the absence of flavor in American beer.

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  Nikira 6:26 am on June 3, 2011 | #

  Sometimes quiet American beer is better with BBQ-ed bloody meat, and more flavored European beer is on its own.

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