Woman in the Pool
It was hot today. The pool promises to melt away the pain.
Tag Archives: portraiture
Crowded Table
I was sketching these people when three other people sat at the empty table pictured below. These interlopers were the subject of yesterday’s sketch. But I think I had enough time to give a sense of the atmosphere at that crowded table.
Man with Glasses on His Head Tutoring Man with Sunglasses Behind His Head
I was at the next table, but the two gentlemen were engrossed in figuring out economic elasticity (whatever that means).
Man Settling In
Some people take their time to get comfortable.
Man with Crossed Legs Reading a Book
No dearth of readers in our cafe.
The Couple
Pencil sketching technique is a lot different than using pen and ink. Every wiggle of the pen must be worked in to the drawing, even if the movement is unanticipated. But false moves with a pencil are not that drastic. They can be blended with a stump or even (perish the thought) erased. Here is […]
Woman Getting Feet Done
As seen through the waiting room window:
Woman with Habit
This is a sketch of the lady sitting next to the person with the surgical mask (see yesterday’s post). I don’t know the precise term for her garb, but it reminded me of the outfits worn by nuns. I have much more control with pencil than with ink pens.
Woman Wearing Mask…
Back to the waiting room…
Man Looking at Phone…
Grocery store workers take breaks too, and sometimes eat in the in-store cafés.
