The Vineyard Haven Ferry Dock at Martha's Vineyard.
When I started this drawing, the ferry wasn't there. I drew these huge cubes in the water, not knowing exactly what they were. But when the ferry pulled in, I figured out that they are like big bumpers for if the boat goes off course.
As we pulled out of the dock, a man and a woman sat next to me on the deck and had the following exchange:
Man: You can be married or be happy, and I'm happy!
Woman: You almost got married.
Man: Not really.
Woman: Almost.
Man: No.
Woman: What about Eliza?
Man: Not even close. Not even close.
Woman: You bought her a ring. That's pretty close.
Man: Nah.
If you're looking for the singer, you've come to the wrong place.
I'm a different Chris Brown.This is my house o'artwork.
Wednesday, December 9, 2015
Martha's Vineyard Ferry
Labels:
boats and ships,
sketchbook,
urban sketching,
vehicles
Friday, November 20, 2015
Prospect Park Trees
Pair of trees in Prospect Park, overlooking the west side of the lake, clinging to their remaining leaves as winter approaches. The same pair of trees, seen from different angles. I like the crazy corkscrew path of their branches.
Labels:
Brooklyn,
nature,
Prospect Park,
sketchbook,
urban sketching
Monday, November 9, 2015
BK Navy Yard
Building at the entrance to the Brooklyn Navy Yard. I have no idea what that structure on top is . . .
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
DUMBO Archway
Labels:
architecture,
Brooklyn,
DUMBO,
sketchbook,
urban sketching
Saturday, October 31, 2015
Monday, October 26, 2015
Columbus Circle Lamppost
Lamp post at Columbus Circle. Unlike the Type 24M Corvington Longarm, I could find no information about these. They're just cool-looking.
Monday, October 12, 2015
Columbus Circle
Columbus Circle, as viewed from the seventh floor of the Museum of Arts and Design. I didn't draw this with Columbus Day in mind, but seeing it coming up on the calendar motivated me to finish it.
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