I had always heard about this world wide event that happens every three months called sketch crawl, but hadn't tried it. So, when my friend Jackson mentioned that he was going, I thought I'd check it out.
We tried to meet up in Golden Gate Park initially, but the parking was just too difficult. We ended up by the Palace of Fine Arts and then Chrissy Field. Earlier in the day, Jackson mentioned that Eric Tiemens uses a limited palette for his outdoor sketches, so I thought I'd give that a try. This was ultramarine blue, yellow ochre, paynes gray and white (pro white).
We tried to meet up in Golden Gate Park initially, but the parking was just too difficult. We ended up by the Palace of Fine Arts and then Chrissy Field. Earlier in the day, Jackson mentioned that Eric Tiemens uses a limited palette for his outdoor sketches, so I thought I'd give that a try. This was ultramarine blue, yellow ochre, paynes gray and white (pro white).
At the end, everyone sketching around the city met up at the DeYoung Museum Cafe and swapped sketchbooks. I met this really great artist who just started in vis dev at PDI four months ago, moving from Hamburg, Germany. Goro Fujita - check out his site! Nice work and nice guy!
7 comments:
Hey Julia! It was a plasure to meet you too! And thanks for mentioning me. ^^*
See you at the next crawl!
Beautiful painting btw!
Great job, the limited palate has a great unifying effect on the colors.
Love your paintings and sketchbook pages!
That's Nice Julie, I'll see you at the next crawl.
Hey Julia. Enjoyed looking through your blog lots of interesting work.
Like this study.
I like the limited colour sketch very much. One day i will have to pluck up my courage and do sketchcrawl...
come join us next time Jamie! :)
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