All of your sketches from the crawl are great. Sorry to have missed you. Please check out my research on my blog and become a follower (citypeak.blogspot.com). Last weekend my family and I visited the town of Sandwich in County Kent about 20 miles north of the city of Dover. I loved this little city that is birth place of the famous lunch food. The building on the right is over 500 years old. Taxes were based on the footprint of the building so naturally designers took advantage of the air over the sidewalk and increased the floor area as they went up. The streets were two-way but passing another vehicle with pedestrians on the sidewalk and parking on one side was absolutely laughable.
Showing posts with label August 2011 Sketchcrawl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label August 2011 Sketchcrawl. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
THE STREETS OF SANDWICH
All of your sketches from the crawl are great. Sorry to have missed you. Please check out my research on my blog and become a follower (citypeak.blogspot.com). Last weekend my family and I visited the town of Sandwich in County Kent about 20 miles north of the city of Dover. I loved this little city that is birth place of the famous lunch food. The building on the right is over 500 years old. Taxes were based on the footprint of the building so naturally designers took advantage of the air over the sidewalk and increased the floor area as they went up. The streets were two-way but passing another vehicle with pedestrians on the sidewalk and parking on one side was absolutely laughable.
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August 2011 Sketchcrawl,
DAN SENG,
Sandwich England
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Kenmore Air Repair
An excellent day at Kenmore Air and I also got a great tour of the workshop. I look forward to going back to draw some more.
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August 2011 Sketchcrawl,
Kenmore Air,
mark selander
Kenmore Air Bright and Early!
I had a rough time getting up so early for the 7:30 am sketch meet up, but it was worth it for the sunshine and great space. Here are a few of my sketches, I'm new to water colors, but am having fun learning and playing with the medium:
Another view of Kenmore Air
Fun day sketching at Kenmore Air. My first time drawing an airplane. I've never really noticed the airplanes flying over Lake Washington before but while running the BG trail today I couldnt keep my eyes off of them - very cool!
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August 2011 Sketchcrawl,
Jackie Helgott,
Kenmore Air
Monday, August 22, 2011
Kenmore Air
It was really informative to witness Kenmore Air's operations and to be able to see their floatplanes up close. Having built a lot of model planes when I was younger, I understood the three-dimensional form of the fuselage and wings but it was still difficult to get the proportions right. Nevertheless, machines and especially airplanes are fun to draw.
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August 2011 Sketchcrawl,
Frank Ching,
Kenmore Air
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Great Day @ Kenmore Air
We got up early to see the float planes being loaded in the water and getting ready for take off. It was a beautiful day and setting. There was so much going on and things moving so fast that I was able to get 5 sketches done!
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| Fueling up |
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| Loading Float Plane in the water. |
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| Take off |
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| Yellow Float Plane |
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| Maintenance |
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August 2011 Sketchcrawl,
Gail Wong,
Kenmore Air
Lessons in Proportion
What a fun, new challenge it is to sketch airplanes. The location at Kenmore Air was really pleasant. I arrived about 9:00 and missed the excitement of the planes leaving. So I have no excuse for this squat, little pigeon toed Disneyesque sketch I offer here. There seemed to be a good turnout. These pictures were taken at around 10:00 but more folks came later. Thanks for arranging this creative setting!
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August 2011 Sketchcrawl,
Kenmore Air,
Peggy Gloth,
USK
Kenmore Air
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August 2011 Sketchcrawl,
David Hingtgen,
Kenmore Air
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Sketch Crawl Sunday August 21st
This Sunday we are meeting for a sketchcrawl at Kenmore Air in Kenmore Washington on the north edge of Lake Washington. If you want to see and sketch float planes being loaded into the water, be there between 7:00-8:00 am. From 8:00 am to 9:00 am multiple planes take off for South Lake Union.
More flights happen at 9:00 am and around 2:00pm. There are private planes and a few Kenmore planes parked at Kenmore after the flights so if you arrive after flights have taken off there is still much to sketch. Also next door is Log Boom park, another location that has been on our list. There will not be an official start time since people may want to arrive at different times. Let's try to connect at 10:00 am at the terminal entrance so the early birds can touch base with the late comers.
More flights happen at 9:00 am and around 2:00pm. There are private planes and a few Kenmore planes parked at Kenmore after the flights so if you arrive after flights have taken off there is still much to sketch. Also next door is Log Boom park, another location that has been on our list. There will not be an official start time since people may want to arrive at different times. Let's try to connect at 10:00 am at the terminal entrance so the early birds can touch base with the late comers.
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August 2011 Sketchcrawl
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