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In the seventh of this series, I loosened up a bit. First, I quickly sketched the newsstand and surroundings with a ballpoint pen; then, the trees, with my trusty purple ink pen. A watercolor wash gave the trees a dynamic look. Instead of the darker background of the previous sketches I brightened the entire sketch […]
In today’s newspaper stand meditation, I concentrated on the sides of the trees, which in the photo, were illuminated with a glowing light. I didn’t quite convey that sense in the sixth variation on the Bryant Park theme today. Please visit my Etsy shop for my artwork for sale inspired by my autistic brother Mike […]
The oblique lighting I used for this photo emphasized the roughness of the paper. It seems to overwhelm the very thin lines meant to convey the details of this particular edit of the newspaper stand and subway entrance. Please visit my Etsy shop for my artwork for sale inspired by my autistic brother Mike at: […]
I was trying to capture the glint of the sun on the sides of the trees. Perhaps the background should be darker. Please visit my Etsy shop for my artwork for sale inspired by my autistic brother Mike at: etsy.com/shop/AutismInspiredArt. My other artwork for sale is at: Etsy.com/shop/OtherArtbyJack
I love the red glass balls of the subway station, the closed newspaper stand with the distinctive lettering and the tall trees behind the chain-link fence. I haven’t checked the way it looks today, I’m afraid to, in a way. NYC in the 1990s was my New York City. Please visit my Etsy shop for […]
While this does not strictly fit into my Newsstand Scene, this vintage photograph recalls bygone days when newspapers were prevalent enough to merit their own trashcan.
This is a black and white photo of the same newsstand of which I photographed in color, posted the other day (Red Newspaper Stand on 46th Street 9.1.1991). I returned to photograph this newsstand over a long period of time. I think I like the black and white version better than the color one.
