The Concorde at the Seattle Museum of Flight. Blogged at Seattle Sketcher.
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2008Oct 2tags: Seattle
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- pioniere: Love the intricate details in all of these!
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Rob Carey 7:42 am on October 2, 2008 | #
that’s fantastic, Gabi.
trebor61 3:23 pm on October 4, 2008 | #
Intersting to learn that you have a Concord at Seattle. The is also one at our museum of flight just down the road at East Fortune, East Lothian here in Scotland. Great wee drawing.
martyharris 9:37 am on October 6, 2008 | #
Hard to believe that this plane is now a relic. Wish I had flown on one. Nice drawing Gabi.
roseindigo 9:19 pm on October 7, 2008 | #
Gabi, I looked at all your sketches and am quite amazed at how you can turn a very ordinary scene into something so artistic. Wonderful work all around!