I do a lot of sketching from the front counter at Mad Wok on Queen Street, so there are an uncommon number of sketches of The Root Cellar, Phở Hưng, and Linda’s Coffee Shop, all across the street, in my sketchbook.
I have some work to do on brick density and window rendering. It’s good to return to the same subject again and again and again to see evolution, as small as it may be.
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Fantastic! Sketch-mortaring
Fantastic! Sketch-mortaring only a few areas to suggest a brick facade and add a little water-color for texture is something to try... Winsor & Newton has a nifty professional compact water color set.
What is “sketch-mortaring”?
What is “sketch-mortaring”?
The lines you've drawn to
The lines you've drawn to create a brick facade.
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