My friend said, “Let’s paint at the South Bay Salt Works.”
I looked up the building on the Internet and thought it seemed too industrial. But I went anyway, and when I stood looking up at the old building, cranes, conveyor belts, and the incredible mountains of salt, I changed my mind. I especially loved all the triangles that the shapes made against the bright sky.
Deliberate Sketching 
Great colors and composition!
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Thank you Terry, you would have had a lot of fun there.
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This is lovely. I love industrial scenes too – although many of my artbuddies think I’m mad. Well done!
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Thank you Margaret, this may give me courage to do more of them!
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Wow! You make this place look interesting and attractive!
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Bev, do you remember that when you took me on the 5- city bike tour a few years ago that we passed this place?
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Wonderfully executed, and great composition!
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Thank you Sheila!
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I like the lines here! Which I guess is what you mean about the triangles in the sky. It feels very active; does something to me. I think the curves on the ground and in the roof are part of it.
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Thank you Anna. You are right about the curves on the ground and roof. The lines do enclose many other triangles. The space between the conveyor belt and the roof, and the salt mountain, for example.
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