Reading Outside in the Age of Coronavirus

After a week of rain, our typically gorgeous San Diego weather has returned. We walked up to the college prepared to linger a little longer than the usual brisk walk allowed under the sheltering-in-place guidelines. My husband had his book, and I had my sketchbook. We both wore our face masks, no longer even thinking twice about them.

After spending some time drawing the spring flowers, I noticed my husband reading away. It dawned on me that his pose with book and face mask in the middle of a deserted university was a commentary on our times. I turned the page in my sketchbook and quickly captured the moment.

This is a 9 x 9 gouache sketch in a black Bristol board photo album.

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1 Response to Reading Outside in the Age of Coronavirus

  1. AAN GEE's avatar AAN GEE says:

    Gorgeous blues

    On Wed, Apr 15, 2020 at 2:13 AM, Deliberate Sketching wrote:

    > Sarah Sullivan posted: ” After a week of rain, our typically gorgeous San > Diego weather has returned. We walked up to the college prepared to linger > a little longer than the usual brisk walk allowed under the > sheltering-in-place guidelines. My husband had his book, and I had” >

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