
Back to my old stomping grounds in SoCal
A recent family vacation in Southern California included a day hike in Joshua Tree National Park and an evening dinner at a nearby In-N-Out, a

A recent family vacation in Southern California included a day hike in Joshua Tree National Park and an evening dinner at a nearby In-N-Out, a
Here’s a peek inside my Seattle Times book, in case you don’t have your own copy yet. My favorite thing about it: The sketches appear

“Breaking news: there are Veterans among us!” When my friend Sean posted that on Facebook this morning, I was immediately reminded that every November 11

A passerby took some photos of me while I sketched at Avenida Paulista and emailed them to me within hours. How nice is that! That

Henry Stinson is a well-known Pacific Northwest figurative painter based in Pullman, WA. Back in April I was teaching a sketching workshop there and I
Miroslav Sasek, a Czech-born artist, was trained as an architect and made a career in children’s literature with books that depict city life around the
My handbook on Architecture sketching isn’t out until Oct. 15, but here’s a look at an early copy I received from the nice folks at Quarry Books. I

My stay in Rio during my recent trip to Brazil for the Urban Sketching Symposium was very short, just about 35 hours, but quite memorable
I have a bunch of old Life magazines at home that I’ve been browsing recently in search of inspiration. Whenever I find work that catches

Family and friends rarely visit us in Seattle. Most of them live just too far away, either on the East Coast or Spain. But this
I first heard of a “sinking ship” building in reference to a Seattle parking garage built on a sloping street near the iconic Smith Tower.

I hardly came up with an original name for my sketching journal. A reader who recently travelled to Melbourne emailed me a photo of a

How do you call a sketch of something that is already a drawing or a painting? A meta sketch? If so, I did some meta-sketching

The sketch doesn’t fit on the page? No worries. That happened to me the other day while I sketched longshore workers at The Port of
