Portland's Old Port has become my second home. I have enjoyed getting to know the city and all that it has to offer, especially when it comes to sketching opportunities. It is interesting and lively with many great restaurants. It is also noisy, has no parking and can reek havoc with my diet.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
a walk to Norm's BBQ for dinner
Portland's Old Port has become my second home. I have enjoyed getting to know the city and all that it has to offer, especially when it comes to sketching opportunities. It is interesting and lively with many great restaurants. It is also noisy, has no parking and can reek havoc with my diet.
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these are both just great...you are prolific!
It is a beauty of a drawing. The first thing that came to mind was that old song..."Stop in the name of love...."
Great stuff... found your blog via the EDM Yahoo group. Your work is inspiring... fresh, lively... I love it.
Great, Jennifer.
Are these two opposite pages in your sketchbook? Or to you put them together digitally, later?
Love these little glimpses of your life. Really lovely work.
Thanks for all your great comments.
Andrea—these two pages sit together in my little horizontal sketchbook. Ketchup at dinner came first and then stop sign from our walk home. I liked the two large red objects opposite one another. I hope I am not boring you with my little life here in Maine. (psst, tell me if I am!)
More great sketches and I like the mackeral redux too.
I'm enjoying this look at Portland through your sketches.
Great sketches!...and thankyou for reminding me we need ketchup!
It's always a pleasure to pop by your blog and drool over your latest entries........Awesome!
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