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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 !