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cycle and sketch 2

August 14, 2014 by Birdbrain 2 Comments

mapThis week my friend, MB, and I cycled and sketched in a corner of Prince Edward County. It was about 35 kms to North Beach and back and we followed up with a delicious lunch. Since I am doing Liz Steel’s class this week in SBS, I was delighted that they had run out of cappuccino saucers in the Tall Poppy café (which was full of cyclists) and instead gave MB and me a tea saucer. I could not resist doing the homework assignment on the spot. tptc

On the way home I did a few preliminary sketches of one of my favourite churches. I like it because it has lots of symmetrical architectural detail but it is not ornate or elaborate. It was built in 1878 and as I sketch I like to think of the people who designed and built it and those who attended it when it was new. So…I had to go back and have another coffee and finish the sketch. There is tons to learn sketching this building…and that is reason enough to go back for more delicious coffee and more sketches. (Did I say they make amazing lemon squares?)tplc

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  1. jill purcell

    August 15, 2014 at 4:03 am

    What a pleasant way to spend your time. I love the Tall Poppy, too. Your renderings of the saucers are beautiful and the church is quite wonderful, as well!
    jill in Ontario

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  2. dulcy

    August 15, 2014 at 12:05 pm

    All so lovely! Also, wonderful sketch of the church!

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