I added watercolor later. To help our little great granddaughter remember the day, I wrote notes in the sketches. Tap or click to zoom if you want to read them.
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Monday, August 24, 2015
Bradner Gardens One
On Friday, the Ad Hoc group of Seattle Urban Sketchers met at Bradner Gardens P-Patch. Our grandchildren came with me and toured the garden on their own as I went around the garden sketching. There were so many things I wanted to capture that I decided to forgo color in favor of getting as many line drawings as I could in the time we would be there. I posted those sketchbook pages the very same day here.
I added watercolor later. To help our little great granddaughter remember the day, I wrote notes in the sketches. Tap or click to zoom if you want to read them.
Stay tuned for the rest of the story.
I added watercolor later. To help our little great granddaughter remember the day, I wrote notes in the sketches. Tap or click to zoom if you want to read them.
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This looks like a wonderful, fun place to sketch!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Joan. I would love to try it in every season of the year. I bet Spring and Fall would both be equally fantastic! And you would really be able to see the skyline of the city in the winter.
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