You might remember this drawing from November.
I finally finished at the beginning of January, on a cold (for San Diego) night, sitting in front of this 100-yearY building, under a portico.
Balboa Park always takes me back home. This entire drawing was done plen air and took me few sessions over several months to complete.
It will be on its way to San José, Costa Rica soon.
This is a quick photo, but i have a piecemeal scanned version ( sheet too large for my scanner, and the wide format at work is not very kind to graphite).I will try to compose the image and sub for it soon – but it has already been a whole week since this post languished in the draft purgatory and i want to get to my next night photography post.
Clouds make nocturnal old San Diego heartbreakingly beautiful.
By the way, i hope you all had a fantastic Holiday Break.
I just got back from another trip to México, and i have Mayan pyramids,cenotes, colonial towns and caribbean waters to share. I cannot believe i haven’t had the chance to share my two trips to Ciudad de México D.F from last July and November (¡Frida!) ..yet.
So next there will be a series of posts on México “lindo y querido”.
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Very nice drawing! I’m good at curves but hopeless at straight lines and perspective, so I’m envious of your skill. I laughed at “draft purgatory”: it’s a familiar place.
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Thank you Mrs. Daffodil!
This is my architectural training 🙂
yes…few posts in draft purgatory…
Thank you for your follows!!!
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Adoro questo disegno che sembra “non finito”……
Ci trovo qualcosa di mistico e di misterioso che mi affascina!
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