latest updates: bridge

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  2012

  Jan 13
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  Ziza

  

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  It’s all water under the bridge, A4 watercolour
  tags: bridge | water | watercolour
   
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  2011

  Dec 11
  10
  Nikira

  

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  Shadow Mountain Road. This adorable little bridge we passed probably thousand times, it makes me smile, how cozy and intimate it looks. Somewhere here years ago we bought delicious Maple syrup. It was so good with Maggie’s french pancakes.
  I used ink and 2 Kuretake pens. I am falling in love with this Kuretake pens deeper and further.
  tags: bridge | ink | Ira | Kuretake | upstate
   
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  2011

  Jun 13
  4
  Ziza

  

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  Bridge to nowhere watercolour

  tags: bridge | canyon | river | village | watercolour
   
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  2011

  Jun 10
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  Nikira

  

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  Onto the bridge. Manhattan. Ink.

  tags: bridge | city | ink | Ira
   
• 
  2010

  Jul 31
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  Nikira

  

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  Marine Park Bridge connecting Brooklyn and Long Island. Sepia ink in watercolor Moleskine and my tools, I used for it. The car is police horse driving car. I suspect I have a secret passion for bridges.

  tags: bridge | ink | Moleskine A4 | sepia
   
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  2010

  Jul 16
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  Nikira

  

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  My drawing diary. Pen, pencils, ink in Moleskine Sketch.

  tags: bridge | ink | Pen | pencils | sketch
   
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  2010

  Jul 10
  7
  Nikira

  

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  All bridges bring you to Manhattan. Ink and 2 watercolors.

  tags: bridge | ink | sketch
   
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  2010

  Jul 7
  3
  Ziza

  

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  Mostar again, this time in ink

  tags: bridge | ink | Mostar | river
   
• 
  2010

  May 8
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  Uncle Bob

  

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  Edinburgh’s “Squinty Bridge”- Acrylic in a Watercolour Moleskine

  This view shows the recently built bridge outside the headquarters of The Royal Bank of Scotland towards the west of Edinburgh. It spans the busy A8 which is one of the main artery roads into the city. This bridge is similar to an innovative bridge in Glasgow built to span the River Clyde:

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clyde_Arc

  Edinburgh’s bridge is smaller but is similar in design as they are both “asymmetric” with the arch passing over from one side of the deck to the other. A clearer view of this bridge can be seen on this video:

  about 3.5minutes into it. This video was shot in the opposite direction to the scene shown above. My reason for attempting this was to compare the nice views, along the line of mature trees with the awful disruption caused by the, now infamous, tram works which are just behind me. These works have disrupted the city for a few years now and, although due to be completed in a couple of years, look set to continue beyond. I suppose we should be grateful that these trees were spared the effects of construction. Its great how they have suddenly acquired their summer foliage after the long winter.

  tags: bridge | Gogarburn | trees
   
• 
  2010

  May 8
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  Peeta

  

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  another free fall fantasy doodle, for another painting I’m working on. Need to develop the figures I was going to put into it, this one is the Fool. He needs to cross that vertiginous bridge, but he’s oh so afraid of heights.

  tags: bridge | dangerous road | fantasy | fool