SketchCrawl.com™

You can see an overview of the results of my London Sketchcrawl here -
http://makingamark.blogspot.com/2007/03 ... ional.html

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I sketched sites around the pool of London alongside the Thames just east of Tower Bridge. I started just east of Wapping Station and walked down Wapping High Street towards Pier Head with diversions to the Thameside Path.

Plus I am posting a more detailed narrative about the places I sketched on my Travels with a Sketchbook blog
http://travelsketch.blogspot.com/

The first of these concerns the Mayflower and Brunel and their links with Rotherhithe
http://travelsketch.blogspot.com/2007/0 ... runel.html

(I don't think I understand how to post images!)

Hi Katherine, thanks for at least trying to post some pictures - here is a handsome link we set up to "comprehend" it:
viewtopic.php?t=1866

For now I share some of yours in this post if you don't mind:

Beautiful Katherine !!! Love that red door !! Wonderful sketches ...

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The blue sky is really nice. It has such a pleasant and fresh feeling.

Katherine T
Wow great pen work!!!
How much time is needed to draw these sketches?
Awesome!!

Peter Pen
Thanks!!

Awesome stuff Katherine, the old custom house sketch is just great!

Hi Katherine, I admire your sketches so much, thanks for posting, especially since I went to your travelsketch.blogspot, so many great sketches and info but I was totally thrilled to read about your meeting Bert Dodson. This man is my drawing hero, I bought his "Keys to Drawing" in 1990 and it is in well used, loving tatters and I have his new "Keys to Drawing With Imagination" in front of me now. Two of the best drawing books ever in my humble view. So thanks for a giving me a vicarious visit with the man himself. Cheers, Don McNulty, Vancouver, Canada.