The old post office near my home (converted into a public library now) – http://www.krobart.net
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KirbysArt 9:43 am on August 11, 2009 | #
Ive never used gouache how do you like it. Is it easy to clean off brushes, need anything special.
Awesome architecture. We have an old post office in our town and they coverted it to the city museuem.
~Kirby
bart 10:23 am on August 11, 2009 | #
well, I’ve had my gouache only for a week, so I’m not an expert. But, yes, it is very easy to clean brushes since it thins down into water even after it became dry.
you should try!
bart
trebor61 1:14 pm on August 11, 2009 | #
I really like this. I could spend ages looking at the different rooflines of buidings. This one is SO reminiscent of some of the buidings I saw in Paris. Thanks for sending this.