The 7:45AM slot was the earliest car service appointment I could get last Thursday. Got there five minutes late. Not a big deal. When asked if I would drop off the car, I said I wouldn't mind waiting. "It could be a while.", Nelson said, to which I replied, "It's Okay." I came prepared with my sketchbook. He mentioned the complimentary coffee and donuts to enjoy while waiting for the job to finish.
In the waiting room, I chose the spot where I could see and sketch the service counter. Soon, Nelson called out my name signaling that the engine oil change was done but I wasn't fully done yet with my sketch. After settling the bill, I went back to my previous spot and continued working the lines for the cars outside. Color added later at home.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
-
Well, I thought I'd be done and happy with PSEV3 but, NO... almost there, but not quite the fully flat folding sketch easel! Yeste...
-
James Gurney developed a lightweight sketching easel and created an instructional video that comes in a downloadable format and the DVD ...
-
The other hinge of metal type construction arrived late Friday afternoon. You may have read my previous post about the James Gurney ins...
I'm impressed that you went back to finish even though you already paid the bill....what a sketcher!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Joan! It just doesn't feel right what I got at that moment so I had to finish it. Besides, I have to show Nelson this sketch next time. Thanks for looking.
Delete