Showing posts with label Urban Sketchers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Urban Sketchers. Show all posts

USk>DC



Urban Sketchers has been expanding it's network by creating city & region specific blogs with under the USk banner.The list includes Seattle, the Twin Cities, Indianapolis, Seoul, Singapore, Argentina, Moscow, Spain, Sardinia, Indonesia, Portugal, Portland, Mexico, San Francisco/Bay Area, Italy, República Dominicana, Memphis, and Costa Rica.

URBAN SKETCHERS > WASHINGTON DC is the latest blog to go live with an eager group of sketchers to call its own. The site will be sharing the drawings by it's members, the work of the "DC Sketchers Class" from the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop, & event updates for different drawing events happening in and around the city. Visit, comment, share, bookmark, link to, follow, stumble upon, tweet & whatever else you can think to do at the new blog. Everyone on the site is excited to share the work & share the city with the world.

I ♥ Urban Sketchers

I was about to say how Lapin, Marc Holmes & Kiah Kiean are my three favorite Urban Sketchers... but lord knows there are many more. So lets say these are my three favorites for today.

Lapin

Marc Holmes

Kiah Kiean

1st International Urban Sketching Symposium


"The city of Portland, Oregon (USA), becomes a canvas for drawing enthusiasts from around the world this summer as Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA) and Urban Sketchers (USK) host the 1st International Urban Sketching Symposium. The three-day event (July 29-31) will feature a blend of lectures, panels, exhibits and sketch outings led by a diverse team of international presenters with backgrounds in art education, architecture, illustration and journalism. The Symposium is open to everyone with an interest in drawing the urban environment on location. Participants are encouraged to register early due to limited availability."

1st International Urban Sketching Symposium Blog

To Sleep


Roger Ebert shows off some of his sketches while telling the story of meeting Paul Delprat and his wife Danielle Moog.
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