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Watercolor and watercolor pencils |
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Watercolor and watercolor pencils |
Here is a funny story… I did this following drawing from the window of my guesthouse the first day I arrived. The building on the other side of the street was a ruin and the roof full of holes. The windows were broken but still, but you could still see the beauty of the windows…
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Watercolor and watercolor pencils |
… Workers started to come the next morning and demolish the roof… 5 days later, I did another drawing: the roof totally disappeared and I could discover the iron work of the staircase inside.
Does this building still exist today ?
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Lamy fountain pen ink and watercolor |
I tryed here to work in direct watercolor, which is not my habit…
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Watercolor |
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Watercolor |
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Watercolor |
And to finish this post, I want to show you a playfull attempt with ink and collage, stealing my son's (used) origami papers to evokes the azulejos of Porto, the colorful ceramics on the buildings…
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Pentel brush pen and collage |
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Japanese brush pen and collage |
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Collage with origami paper |
I guess that you will wonder where is the huge amount of people I could meet in Porto… In a next post, I will show the sketches I did of the funny faces of tourists, sketchers and locals I drew in the LEUCHTTURM1917 sketchbook offered by the sponsor during the symposium !
Hi Aurore, your drawings are full of humour, sensitivity and light. I love the watercolours and the collages.
השבמחקlove them all, love your different approaches to the city, you really got it, each technique has its beauty, my favorite is the one done with Pentel brush pen !and collage
השבמחקwaiting for more to come :)