Maine Redo is a watercolor enhanced with gouache
The rest are drawings I did on different days at Comstock Ferre, Heirloom Care and Two Wrasslin’Cats
Les 8/16
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What fun! Your drawings really captured the feeling of the spots. I’m not sure of my fav, but the woman popping in a mouthful is great, as is the feet on stool closeup!
Your sketches are amazing! They make me smile…and feel like I know these people. The wonderful gestures and loose line.. the subtle tilts of the head.. They all bring the sketch to life.. The little captions you put in are such fun too. I love them all!
I really love all your sketches! They are so full of life and movement. I’m torn between your watercolor re do and your first sketch. I think they both have to be favorites. I almost feel like I was there with you!
You are an amazing illustration it’s every sketch telling a story!
Looks like you had a great time people sketching. You’ve brought life to your cast of characters. The Heirloom is fantastic, don’t think you missed a thing in the cafe area.
Your drawings belong in the New Yorker magazine! Really, really great. You capture thsir gestures so well The watercolor is so pretty.
Les your sketches are amazing!!! How on earth do you do that?! I love them all! The first thing that came to my mind was what Linda said! They belong in the New Yorker magazine! Or any publication. So clever!