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at Namdaemun market, A 4


part of the Bank of Korea, A 4


alley between the Sinsegae department and the Standard Chartered Bank of Korea


at the fountain plaza


mannequin in the Sinsegar department


policemen for tourists guiding in the market


coffeeshop near the Namdaemun Gate


Namdaemun Gate, 12 x 16 cm


scene with pigeons in front of the Standard Chartered Bank of Korea



















The weather was fine though blowing a little. Eight sketchers including two new comers, Han Kyung Eun and Jeong Seul A, gathered on time at the fountain plaza in front of the Bank of Korea and Sinsegae department. After sketching in the morning we had lunch at 12 :30 pm in nearby reasaurant at Namdaemun market. We continued sketching around Namdaemun market and Namdaemun Gate till 4:00 pm. Finishing the sketch Crawl we took photos and shared all the sketches we've done all day. And, we had good time having tea in coffee shop talking about sketching. Thank you all for the love and passion in sketching together!

sketches of Seoul Urban Sketcher, Lee Joung Kun












Lee Joung Kun taking photo for us after sketching above ones

Sketches by Park Jea Wook :







26x21cm/24x32cm
The Bank of Korea / Namdaemun.
Urban Sketcher Seoul meeting. Blackwing pencil.
Seutedeulreo line marker.
Watercolor.
26x21cm/24x32cm

You are very busy people... Did you really draw all this terrific work in one day?

Thank you Monik Silva and Elfine!
I post more photos.


mannequin sketch in front of Sinsegae department


Namdaemun sketch which I didn't post here.


conte sketch of Namdaemun gate, which I didn't post here


my bag for painting gear:very small container left inside the bag, very small palette(nail case originally) fixed by binder clip


Lee Yong Hwan washing watercolor on the stone stool in the fountain plaza


Mr. Park Jea Wook presented the precious pen(left one) to me, which was made by himself. I tried some. The small watercolor work with pigeons in foreground was drawn by this pen. I'll keep and use it very gratefully.

the front view of Namdaemun, pen and watercolor,


viewed from Namdaemun Market, pen and watercolor,


a quick drawing of Namdaemun, pen,


approaching the gate, pen and watercolor,


Namdaemun Market, pen and watercolor,


Bank of Korea Money Museum, pen and watercolor,


Bank of Korea Fountain, pen and watercolor,


bronze statue in front of the fountain, pencil and watercolor,

( 21 x 29.6cm sketchbook )

Namdaemun(Sungnyemun), National Treasure No.1, was built in 1398. It served as the gate through the fortress walls surrounding the downtown Seoul. Moreover it is one of the most recognized landmarks in Korea. Nearby is Namdaemun Market, Korea's largest and most prominent conventional open market. Also within walking distance are lots of modern cultural heritages and tourist attractions. On the 41th World Wide Sketchcrawl, It was fine weather for sketching, I sketched around Namdaemun with Seoul urban sketchers pleasantly.

Namdaemun




Bank of Korea

It was my first time joining Urban Sketchers. The weather was perfect and the people were so welcoming that I spent the day with pure happiness. It is so lucky that there's chance for sharing such great experiences as well as excellent drawings. I'll definately be a part of urban sketchers for as long as I can.

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Namdaemun,the South Gate
Namdaemun is the No. 1 national treasure of Korea.








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Namdaemun Market
Every conceivable item can be found in Namdaemun Market, including imported goods.





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Bank of Korea
The Bank of Korea (BOK) is the central bank of South Korea and issuer of South Korean won. It was established on June 12, 1950 at Seoul, South Korea.




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After sketch,seoul Urban Sketchers tea time:)

congratulations seoul !

Excellent! BH, are you using chalk? pastels? charcoal?
So many good ones!
WOW.
Mark

Thank you Georges and Mark!
I drew using sepia conte and square pastels(Fabercastel).

archiartist
nice building sketches!
I felt "weight" from your sketches.
awesome!

Thanks for your comment, PaintMonster!
I sketched impressive historical treasures with our sketchers cheerfully.

Each of you have such a wonderful distinctive style!!! What a lot of sketching you did! Thank you for sharing your work and all the photos of your day.