Thursday, March 6, 2014
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Travel Art - The Brother-in-Law
This is a travel art sketch of my brother-in-law Kelly. He was nice enough to stay still with his scotch for me to do a quick sketch. I really should do more people sketches, it is the only way to get better. This was from a fishing trip up in the Colorado Mountains.
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Travel Art - New Orleans Airport
More Travel Art - I was sitting waiting for my departure flight at the Louis B. Armstrong Airport in New Orleans. The airport has a great sign on the main building. I did not finish the building but it was not the interesting part. If you fly into New Orleans the landing route over Lake Pontchartrain has a great view of the causeway leading towards downtown New Orleans.
Monday, March 3, 2014
Travel Art - JFK
The Boeing 737 waiting at the JFK airport gate. I like sketching the planes, they move less than the people waiting. I think this was a Jet Blue plane for a quick trip to NYC a few years back.
Sunday, March 2, 2014
Travel Art - LaGuardia Tower
So more Travel Art - especially interesting since the big ice storm and snow storm is coming tonight. So people are going to be stuck in the airports of the country. This is the Tower at LaGuardia Airport in New York City. She definitely qualifies for one of the most interesting towers I have seen. SO next time you are in the airport look for the different styles and search for the old hidden parts of the place. This is a mixed media of ink and colored pencils.
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Travel Art - the airport
Travel Art is always a bonus, I don't usually get to do as much as I would like because most of the travel is wage slave travel, but the airport provides a special place to do art. The wait for the plane is usually a good one. No wage slave work can be done, but art can be. So I will show over the next couple of days my airport travel art. This is a sketch of a dual truck at Dulles prepping my plane.
Friday, February 28, 2014
Hummingbird
Happy Friday! Hummingbird style. You have to love this crazy bird which science can barely understand. Science does not understand how it can fly aerodynamically, and can barely understand how its heart can beat so fast and how it can fly so far. Some fly across the Caribbean Sea from the U.S. to Central America for the winter.
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