Tag Archives: cafe
Sketch Book Series: Tech Museum Cafe 2010
Vintage Photo: Cafe and Two Pumpkins, NYC October 1991
Hold the Sugar
Man Writing, with Bottle and Knapsack
There’s not a lot of action in bookstore cafes. People are reading, writing, tutoring, tutoree-ing, or drinking coffee with a far away look in their eyes (which would have been squinting through the smoke, if smoking were allowed). The sketch below was informed by blind drawing, but I frequently adjusted my gaze between the subject […]
Waiting for Him to Set Up the Computer in Some Secret Configuration
Some tutoring seems to be classified.
Readers’ Environment
The bigger picture:
Woman Dunking While Man Watches
Another encounter in the cafe:
Girl with Triangular Arm
This girl must have been cold. She had her hand inside her sleeve and, given the sweater’s bagginess, formed a triangle when she leaned her elbow on the table. With this sketch, I began a new sketchbook, a Moleskin, medium-sized notebook. It is a bit bigger than pocket sized but I am looking forward to […]
Man with Crossed Legs Reading a Book
No dearth of readers in our cafe.
