USk: 17th and NW Davis

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I’ve approached these buildings, which are part of the St. Mary’s Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception complex, dozens of times.  Needing a break from bidding I stole away to sit in the car (easier to lay watercolors out) and do two sketches.
It was nice to be able to see the buildings without the tree leaves!
A little bit of Italy in Oregon . . .

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Next time I will take the time to tackle giving the brickwork texture.
I admit to having never seen the church entrance.
I like the tower and the round shape of the building next to it.

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Drawn in an Strathmore Mixed Media journal with Pentalic HB pencil,
various pens including the Platinum Carbon Pen + ink, and with De Artramentis Document ink (black), and Daniel Smith watercolors.

        

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4 Responses to USk: 17th and NW Davis

  1. Carrol Tama says:

    Impressed that you could find a parking spot in the NW close to what you wanted to sketch. great color mix. Carrol

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  2. minnemie says:

    I really like your combination of watercolor and pen&ink on this building. So well done!

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