I visited my buddy, Chris, in Sequim, WA., this last week-end and in addition to breakfast and visiting with Tim, another friend, and working on Chris' "boat-house" shed, we drove out to this farm to do some sketching. Years ago I lived in Sequim, and Chris and I frequently went out into the area for plein aire sessions. We both miss doing this, so when I get back into Sequim, not very often I'm afraid, Chris and I go sketching.
The farmer's name is Tom, and it was with enthusiasm and pride that he gave us permission to draw his farm buildings which were all built in 1913: the house, the barn, and the outbuildings - which included the chicken house.
watercolor, ink, sketchbook
The farmer's name is Tom, and it was with enthusiasm and pride that he gave us permission to draw his farm buildings which were all built in 1913: the house, the barn, and the outbuildings - which included the chicken house.
watercolor, ink, sketchbook
Excellent! I love that you met the farmer, too. That's one thing I really am enjoying about sketching in public - meeting and chatting with people. This is a great sketch. Sounds like a fun trip with your friend.
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog, and I'm SO glad that I did! Love your sketches, I'm going to go check out your flickr pics right now:)
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ReplyDeleteLike your sketch done in Sequim. Wanted to let you know we will be in Kennewick sometime between Oct 19 and Oct 26. I will be in touch when our plans are firmed up. I plan to do some sketching and hope we can hook up. Is the Fairfield Inn in a decent hotel to stay in Kennewick?
This is just beautiful. Very nice work.
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