Backyard view from my window.
Sarajevo. Watercolour in A4.
This was unusually bright night lit by a dust-like flurries and a moonlight.
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2010Feb 1014
tags: backyard | buildings | flurries | houses | Sarajevo | snow | view | watercolour | Window -
2009Dec 31
tags: bridge | river | Sarajevo | snow | tram | view | watercolour
Another view from my window – Snow in the early evening of St Nicolas day 19-12-09 (according to Julian/Orthodox calendar).
Rene, that’s another one for your friend. What you see is about 500 years old Latin Bridge – the place where, by assassination of Franz Ferdinand, the World War I started 95.5 years ago.
Other views from the same window:http://www.skineart.com/art/9026/quiz-viewthis-is-the-one-i-promissed/#comments
http://www.skineart.com/art/10596/a-view-from-my-living-room-through-the/#comments
Watercolour on an A4.
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2009Dec 30
tags: gouache | scape | view | watercolour | Window
A window with a view.
Gouache and watercolour on a large WCB -
2009Aug 19
tags: Bosnia | city | photopaint | Sarajevo | view | watercolor
And the answer is…
Here is the same motif with annotations
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2009Aug 17
tags: bridge | city | hometown | river | tram-line | view | watercolor
Quiz view!
This is the one I promissed – a view from my balcony in watercolour. If you guess correctly, then you’ll know where I’m from. I’ll give you a couple of clues though:
1. In the background you can see a small part of the old town with St. Antony’s church and Emperor’s mosque.
2. Further back, there is a mountain on which bob and sledge competitions were held during 14th Winter Olympic Games. The same moutain was used to lounch a record long city siege.
3. At the bottom-left corner (just below the balcony wall) Austrian Arch-duke Ferdinand was assained almost exactely 95 years ago – which triggered World War One.
4. At bottom right corner you can see the tracks of the first fully operational electrificated tram-line in Europe.
Do not be confused by the colour of the river (it is a river belive me) – That is its natural colour, and the most realistic one in this view. If you’ve guessed correctly than you are a Geographical genius! -
2009May 27
tags: ink | lake | Landscape | Matt | mattl | Pen | sketch | view
Up at my friends cottage over the weekend and made this quick sketch of the view across the lake. pen.
This is a painting study reproducing the lovely work from a...
