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| 4/18/26 Pacific Science Center arches from inside the courtyard |
Although I’ve sketched the Pacific Science Center’s iconic arches several times over the years, and I’ve seen a couple of IMAX films and other ticketed events inside the Center, it had been 14 years since I was in the central courtyard (I remember that day well – it was my first urban sketching workshop). After being closed to the public for many years, the courtyard only recently reopened as a public space. Today was a terrific day for USk Seattle to meet there: It was sunny all day, and the temp got up to 70 by late-afternoon!
I first joined other sketchers in the courtyard to sketch the fountains (below) and my first view of the arches (top of post).
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| Courtyard fountains |
Feeling iconic, I then wandered outside the Science Center so that I could sketch the Space Needle (twice!) and the arches again, this time from a distance. I also caught my first busker of the year: a man playing an electric violin (and competing with a busking drummer nearby).
Sketching in the sunshine until I had to take my jacket off, it sure felt like spring!
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