I used ink on Bockingford 90 lb paper. I even forgot to add bits of color.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Williamsburg.
I used ink on Bockingford 90 lb paper. I even forgot to add bits of color.
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I used ink on Bockingford 90 lb paper. I even forgot to add bits of color.
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4 comments:
I think this is the area of Brooklyn that Oprah visited and reported on, on her new network.
Oh, really, Jane? When, recently or before? I use to work there more often years ago, had few jobs done. Met some quite wonderful people. Now just passed by and spent some time on drawing.
Beautiful cityscape, Nikira. I would love to visit a place that gives the feelings you've described.
Thank you CrimsonLeaves! Williamsburg is a part of Brooklyn with colorful history.
Here is a little piece from Wikipedia: Many ethnic groups have enclaves within Williamsburg, including Italians, Puerto Ricans, and Dominicans. There is also a number of Hasidic Jews. It is also an influential hub for indie rock, hipster culture, and the local art community. The neighborhood is being redefined by a growing population and the rapid development of housing and retail space particularly catered to a wealthy population that has been historically foreign to the neighborhood.
Every corner offering interesting composition for sketching. :-)
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