299 perspective from inside a city block
This is my drawing number 299 – I hope to have the time for something bigger tomorrow morning – we’ll see !
Perspective
297 perspective from inside a city block
Another perspective. I went out and bought a few brushes and some masking fluid today. I do think it had a positive effect on this painting. It seems that the amount of water and the thickness of the line is easier to control when you have real watercolor brushes to work with. For the moment … Read more
296 perspective from inside a city block
Nothing much to say. The weird house is covered in a “growing facade” by the way.. It doesn’t seem to save the building, though !
295 Street perspective
Ugg, why did it get so weak and gray and muddy? This in my second attempt at a street scene today.. I’ve done this one before – aswell as the one I posted earlier. It’s a little better, but it’s not hard to see that I’m neglecting my perspectives. I promise I’ll get better. See … Read more
294 Yet another street perspective
I seem to forget that I’m trying to get better at my perspectives. I just really enjoy the portraits and everything else. But I still want to go somewhere with these quick watercolor city-sketches. I think that this one is better than the last two perspectives i did, but I need to practice if i … Read more
247 Serial vision in Mejlgade #2
Here I’m moving a little further down the street of Mejlgade. See the other city-perspectives here
246 Serial vision in Mejlgade #1
So I’ve already been doing a series of perspectives in varying media – you can see them here These I’d like to use in my master thesis in architecture school – so I’m working on a good level of abstraction for describing these streets and urban environments. I don’t want to be too detailed – … Read more
245 House in landscape.
I had a spare moment today, so i did this after a picture in a book. It’s an extension of an old cabin from the 1700’s by Swiss architect Peter Zumpthor – it’s situated somewhere in the mountains.
212 interior perspective after Sverre Fehn
This is a “quick” perspective drawing after the renovation of “Hamer” castle in Norway by the architect Sverre Fehn. I didn’t want to spend hours on this one, so i tried to do it quickly.. It took almost an hour though.. After photo