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Sketchcrawling is getting more and more popular in Vienna!
Nine sketchers showed up at our meeting point to take an active part in the 29th WWSC.
This time we met at Türkenschanzpark, a beautiful park on the outskirts of Vienna. The name comes from the historical Turkish entrenchments (1683) found at the site.
Rain was predicted for the weekend but on Saturday it was just very clouded and uncomfortable chilly. We decided to draw around "Paulinenwarte", a historical watertower built from burnt bricks. The three 14 years old schoolboys did their sketches and played frisbee afterwards.
Later on we had some refreshments and pastries at the nearby inn. Just before sundown John sketched the statue of the historic turkish soldier with horse and I finished my drawing of the small pond with old tree.





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Here are my takes of the day.


warming-up sketch while waiting for the train






Bikeman



Kari







Arcoiris





Christoph

standpipe (drinking water facility) in the park


Christoph is eagerly awaiting the first snow and he drew snowflakes and a small snowman.


Matthias



Gabi

Leafes on a tree


Kari sketching




Schmetterling14





John

Enjoyed the sketches; interesting tower.

We`ve done it pretty well!

Thanks for sharing your sketches. Looks like you had fun!

What lovely Türkenschanzpark you have been! I enjoyed each and every way of expression that captured the charm of the park
I especially like Christoph's one with snowflakes and a small snowman.