Tall woman on the bench next to me at 7th Avenue B station, 9-3-08.
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favorite 'skines
- (35) Prototyping the skyscraper, watercolor m …
- (32) http://guild-drawings.blogspot.com/Pla …
- (31) Eifel Tower - From a series of Cityscape …
- (30) http://guild-drawings.blogspot.com/
- (29) A study in watercolor.
- (29) Tarbes (France), view from my hotelroom …
- (28) Glass half full http://flickr.com/photo …
- (27) Watercolour of Fitzbillies opposite Fitz …
- (25) Ink Painting #1
- (25) http://www.nachoyague.net
- (25) pure beauty
- (25) http://carloscaminha.blogspot.com
- (24) PISA, sketches in Italyhttp://sketches …
- (23) http://artofalexander.blogspot.com/ htt …
- (23) bonsai illusion
- (23) Daily Drawings Blog - http://esterwilson …
- (22) blogged at http://sketchpot.blogspot.com
- (22) First page from my new moleskine.
- (22) PESADO
- (22) Close-up of the Lloyds Building from a s …
recent comments
- Margie Deeb: it happened by accident, then I realized how well it helped define the face. Try...
- Rudat: ssssssssure Bobbbbbrrrrr.
- Rudat: Very nice.
- Rudat: Nice capture, a great place to sketch a captive crowd! I do love your style.
- Rudat: Warm Florida…a distant but fond memory. Thanks for the comments!
- Mhuire: Mmmmmmm. I must go to Florida… Wonderful.
- Mhuire: Thank you. The problem is that I’m not a very good painter…but I’m...
- Sophie Brown: I love the way the white clouds stand out. I keep trying (not on this website yet)...
- Rob Carey: wonderful design and nice contour lines.
- Rob Carey: I agree. This would be a great painting.
- Rob Carey: This has been a dark, cold week, and boy does this look wonderful.
- Rob Carey:
Thanks Bob. - renefijten: Beautiful: all these colours!
- trebor61: Like the slight “halo” effect around the figures which creates boundaries....
- trebor61: You are too honest, Rob. If you hadn’t pointed that out most of us would not have...
