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On the Train to Montserrat Spain
The Benedictine Monastery at Montserrat Spain is a huge attraction for locals and tourists alike. It is located at the top of a mountain chain and features a beautiful old church, monastery, abandoned hermitages, views and hiking. The way up the … Continue reading
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Tagged Spain, Urban Sketching
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Enjoying the Wait
Sometimes you meet awesome people while waiting in line. Tonight we met a trio from Holland and I got a chance to sketch them a bit before their turn to enter the restaurant. They were young, well educated, and spoke … Continue reading
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Tagged Exaggeration, Line, Spain, Urban Sketching
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Somo Beach, Spain
We left Laredo this morning, biking along the beach to the Santoña ferry. Then we were in gorgeous rolling hills with farmland, pasture, forest and small villages for the rest of the day. A small storm arrived with the afternoon … Continue reading
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Tagged El Camino de Santiago, Landscape, Spain, Urban Sketching
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Jaffa Street, again
This afternoon I drew the Jaffa Street scene again for my last sketch in Jerusalem. Israel is full of captivating sites for sketching and Jaffa Street became one of my favorites. Its lively dynamic is perfect for catching people on … Continue reading
View of the Dead Sea from Masada
Today we visited a kibbutz for the day, taking lots of pictures but not getting any sketches. This is a sketch I began on the Masada trip and finished this evening. The view is from the top of Masada looking … Continue reading
Vase with a Sprig of Dried Flowers
Our furnished apartment here in Israel for the past three months came with a handmade vase and a sprig of dried flowers. I looked at it appreciatively countless times and included it in the background of several sketches. I wanted … Continue reading
Good to Put Your Feet Up
We left the house at the crack of dawn, climbed Masada, a six mile round trip, and then swam in the Dead Sea for an hour or so. After such a long, hot and wonderful day, it was time for … Continue reading