Melbourne, Vic
How could I not drop everything and sketch this delightful building while it is fresh in my mind? I call it a ‘Travel Sketch’ as I have drawn it from my photo and unlike ‘Urban Sketching’ I have chosen to leave out the wheelie bins by the front door.
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Very nicely done.
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Thanks Herb.
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Very nice! I read your last post about htis shed and it reminded me of when I worked in the building next to that shed in Docklands. I used to look down on the section to the north near Bourke St. It was being fitted out for a restaurant at the time. lovely building, its a shame they had to split it in two.
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Glad it brought back memories Bob. Gosh that Docklands area is going ahead in leaps and bounds but it still needs a few more years to age and build character.
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Lovely. Shame you left out the wheelie bins though 😉
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Next time!
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Love it. Some blogs ago I proposed a travelsketchers manifesto, just for the situation you were in. So I love it.
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Thanks Terry, it is such fun but don’t you wish you could talk to those old builders and architects and tell them their work has stood the test of time.
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That would be something. Have you ever watched the British TV show “Help I bought A Village”? It is about people who buy and restore derelict villages in Europe. We like it since we live in that kind of place. You might enjoy it if it’s available.
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Thanks Terry, I’ll search it out. I’ve watched so many shows on restoration I feel I’ve earned a Masters in repairing gargoyles!
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An excellent drawing – especially without the surrounding oppression
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Thanks Derrick, it’s hard to be passionate about concrete and glass.
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Love it! We recently had a faded wedding photo re coloured and, at the same time, had the photographer “weed” the church steps!
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Oh that’s priceless Peter!
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