
A research workhorse
A boat parked on a trailer may not be as picturesque as the waterfront scenes that most people are drawn to, but living in the
A boat parked on a trailer may not be as picturesque as the waterfront scenes that most people are drawn to, but living in the
I can’t believe it took me so long to try a cream-cheese-slathered “Seattle dog” from Betty Aklilu’s Deez Dogz stand at Fifth Avenue and Pike
If you aim to make ink sketches with a certain degree of accuracy, it helps to block out the composition in light pencil first. I
A few behind-the-scene snapshots from a wonderful time sketching the University of Washington scientific research vessel Thomas G. Thompson and some crew members. Main sketch
Spending a few hours working on a big sketch can be very gratifying, but it’s the small drawings I make during unexpected pockets of time
See full post in The Seattle Times: Passersby pay their respects as the beloved Pink Elephant packs its trunk.
I can’t leave Montemolín without a mandatory sketch of “el Castillo.” The ruins of this medieval fortress, which is illuminated at night, are a point
I recently redrew one of my pocket sketchbook drawings to illustrate one of my Seattle Times posts. Here’s the sketch, done on location and colored
An experiment: I clipped a loose sheet of watercolor paper to the front and back covers of a gutted sketchbook. The result after adding watercolor
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