Saturday, June 10, 2023
The Harrison Train Station
Friday, May 19, 2023
Dance Party at Bryant Park
There were two instances of the Dance Party tutorial sessions held this month at Bryant Park. This was a quick sketch practice before catching my train ride home. It was a good exercise to capture and learn how to sketch such a complex and fun scene in a short period of time. Unfortunately, the Dance Party session was declared over for the (spring?) season as of yesterday. Looking forward to discovering what Bryant Park has in store next for the summer season.
This was done on May 10, 2023.
Monday, May 15, 2023
Japan Fes in NYC
Wednesday, May 10, 2023
At 101 Park Avenue public area
Tuesday, May 9, 2023
A Cello Performance at the Yale Art Gallery
We went to see a free music performance at the Yale University Art Gallery last weekend. I had a good look of the museum patrons and visitors waiting for the show to start. Soon, the cellist (Miriam) started playing beautiful music. I partially finished the sketch sans the music piece stand just before she went on a set break. I showed her the sketch and she was delighted to see it. She also draws and she's happy that someone made a sketch of her. "No one has sketched me before." she said.
Sunday, April 23, 2023
A Weekend Getaway
A week ago, Anne and I drove up to Falmouth, MA for a weekend getaway and celebration. We left house early Saturday morning for brunch at the Mystic Diner before heading toward our final destination. We stayed at a nice B&B place, took an afternoon walk at the Spohr Gardens and had an early dinner at an Italian restaurant on Main Street. The following morning, we ate the included Continental Breakfast at the Frederick William House before checking out of the B&B. We made two stops along the way before driving back home. The first one was at the Nobska Lighthouse and the other was at the Edward Gorey House Museum in Yarmouth, MA. So glad we had a fun getaway trip.
Tuesday, April 11, 2023
Sketch at the Ukrainian Museum
I've never been to this museum before so I joined the NYC USk group last weekend for some sketching fun. Glad to find the collection of Pysanki Easter Eggs at the basement level where they have them displayed in glass showcases among other cultural things from Ukraine. When I got tired of sketching the Easter eggs, I went for the other Urban Sketchers in my line of sight.
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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...
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James Gurney developed a lightweight sketching easel and created an instructional video that comes in a downloadable format and the DVD ...
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After the NYC Urban Sketchers event at the National Museum of American Indian two weekends ago, I spent half an hour sketching the construct...









