My photo of Brooklyn Public Library’s enormous Grand Army Plaza entrance did not immediately reveal the wealth of visual imagery present on the columns and the ironwork above the doors. I wish I had taken pictures of each detail: they so beautifully represent all that is available for everyone to read in the public library (unless […]
I was more into clocks than doorways when I took the photo upon which this sketch is based. It is somewhere near 23rd Street, but I don’t remember exactly where. Please visit my Etsy shop for my artwork for sale inspired by my autistic brother Mike at: https://autisminspiredart.etsy.com My other artwork for sale is at: https://otherartbyjack.etsy.com
This doorway was under construction in uptown Manhattan when I passed by. Please visit my Etsy shop for my artwork for sale inspired by my autistic brother Mike at: https://autisminspiredart.etsy.com My other artwork for sale is at: https://otherartbyjack.etsy.com
This is a combination doorway sketch and self portrait. My shadow is on the lower right corner, also on the original photo on which this image is based. I’m sure this is not a ghost door. It was probably just locked, since it was November in East Side Park. Please visit my Etsy shop for my […]
Just like in yesterday’s post, I don’t remember the location of this door (and its fake-door companion), but I did make a note that I took the photo on November 3, 1991. Please visit my Etsy shop for my artwork for sale inspired by my autistic brother Mike at: https://autisminspiredart.etsy.com My other artwork for sale […]
I don’t remember where this doorway was. The image on which this pen and ink drawing is based is very dramatic, with very little illumination and low contrast. In fact, the iron work above the abandoned door is barely noticeable in the photograph. This series will feature 8 different doorways from the photos in my archives. Please […]
