San Francisco, CA USA [RESULTS]
Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 3:45 am
We met at Café Murano and got a real treat. George served up $1.00 lattés, coffee and espresso. Here's George behind the bar:
On the way from the Café to the Japan Center we passed the intersection of Post Street and Fillmore so I stopped to give it a draw. Sketchcrawl artists carry everything they need for the day in messenger bags or backpacks.
Once inside the Japan Center, I tried finding anyone that was holding still but not much luck. I did find a lady making her part of a display of Ikenobo Ikebana or flower arranging, which is a fine art. Then I passed by a shop with a display of small rabbit sculptures and a note saying this is the Year of the Bunny.:
Charlene --It's really impressive how you can have such a fluid drawing style but with a solid grasp of the perspective and construction of the scene. Nice line work.
Cameron --I like the graphic treatment of the whole page as well as the black and white simplicity of each drawn item.
Bluebed --Wonderfully loose. Fun with movement, exaggeration, brushwork and line. A fantastic variety of characters, faces, expressions and even styles of drawing. I think I may even recognize a few.
Enrico --I didn't think we were measuring productivity here, one is enough! Your watercolor is full of warm light and delicate shadow and just the right mingling of stillness and movement.
On the way from the Café to the Japan Center we passed the intersection of Post Street and Fillmore so I stopped to give it a draw. Sketchcrawl artists carry everything they need for the day in messenger bags or backpacks.
Once inside the Japan Center, I tried finding anyone that was holding still but not much luck. I did find a lady making her part of a display of Ikenobo Ikebana or flower arranging, which is a fine art. Then I passed by a shop with a display of small rabbit sculptures and a note saying this is the Year of the Bunny.:
Charlene --It's really impressive how you can have such a fluid drawing style but with a solid grasp of the perspective and construction of the scene. Nice line work.
Cameron --I like the graphic treatment of the whole page as well as the black and white simplicity of each drawn item.
Bluebed --Wonderfully loose. Fun with movement, exaggeration, brushwork and line. A fantastic variety of characters, faces, expressions and even styles of drawing. I think I may even recognize a few.
Enrico --I didn't think we were measuring productivity here, one is enough! Your watercolor is full of warm light and delicate shadow and just the right mingling of stillness and movement.