This sketchwalk of trailer parks in Florida,
some of which are now gone, was so much fun to draw!
I had so little time but kept coming back, and sketching fast sketches , here adding shadow with diluted Lexington Grey (waterproof) ink, then finally watercolor.
In this I combined two photos and imaginal plastic flamingo
murder storyline to make my sketch!
*no flamingos were harmed to make this sketch*
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Hahnemühle Watercolour Journal,
Jinhao with Goulet 1.1 stub nib and Super5 Frankfurt,
Pilot Metropolitan with Super5 Frankfurt ink,
Da Vinci, Schminke, MGraham and DS Primatek watercolors.
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I love your “street of trailer homes” sketch especially — it reminds me of the Florida of my youth, and of visits with my grandparents. It’s astounding what a strong sense of place you can create with just a few lines. Bravo!
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We still have some trailer homes echoing your sketch. Lovely, like your perspective (bad word) and your flamingos! Happy PPF
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Thank you Susan!
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wow, this is wonderful!
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Thank you!
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Lovely creative sketch!
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Thank you!
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Your art is so fantastic. Your perspective is perfectly executed.
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Thanks Nicole!
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