Etsy Shop back up and running

I can now make nice canvas archival prints of the sketches, thanks to a new Epson high-res scanner and printer. Feel free to visit my etsy shop if you are interested.

I only have selected items posted on the etsy shop, but can make prints of basically any sketch in my Parkslopsketch blog or Flickr portfolio

Soho

Soho, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

Somewhere in Soho.

225 Lincoln Pl

225 Lincoln Pl, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

An apartment building entrance with a broken segmental pediment. Ink and watercolor sketch on location.

Churchyard Stair

Churchyard Stair, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

Freehand ink sketch on location at Queen of All Saints Church in Fort Greene Brooklyn.

848 Carroll Street

848 Carroll Street, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

Freehand ink sketch on location. Park Slope, Brooklyn.

Glowing Entry

Glowing Entry, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

Very quick sketch with watercolor. On 8th Avenue around 4th Street, I think.

3 Columns

3 Columns, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

3 columns on the entry portico to a building on the corner of 9th Street and Prospect Park West.

Rose Window

Rose Window, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

Ink and watercolor freehand sketch of the rose window at the Old First Reformed Church on 7th Avenue. Tricky to draw those circles within circles!

Brooklyn Crane

Brooklyn Crane, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

In Red Hook, there is a great park of cranes and shipping called the Erie Basin Park. Unfortunately, the boom didn't fit on this one. Clearly, it's next to the Ikea. Ink and watercolor freehand sketch, on the pier, with no shade.

Carroll St Townhouses

Carroll St, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

Some townhouses on one of my favorite blocks. Carroll between 8th and the Park. Ink and watercolor on the sidewalk.

Adams Entry

Adams, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

Another detail sketch of the mansion on the corner of 8th Avenue and Carroll Street. Ink and watercolor on the sidewalk.

Green Building

GreenBuilding, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

A sketch of the entry of the Green Building with their classic Ford out front. Ink and watercolor partially in the street (Union Street) on a hot summer afternoon.

873 President St

873 President St, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

Ink and watercolor sketch on location. Oops not enough room for the top!

Garfield & 8th Ave

Garfield & 8th Ave, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

On Saturday, it ended up raining most of the day. Desperate to get in a sketch, I drew this beneath the cover of some trees. There are a few spots where raindrops came down and blurred the ink. Today, still raining, I watercolored the image taking the liberty to make it appear like a sunny day.

A few things different than my usual in that I used a much larger 11 x 17 pad (tough to hold), and I sketched from the opposite side of the street including parked cars in the image. This is more like the typical street scene in the neighborhood.

Chiklet

Chiklet, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

Rusticated stone entrance. Ink and watercolor freehand sketch on location.

4 Townhouses

4 Townhouses, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

8th Avenue between Garfield and 1st Street. Morning sketch on a beautiful spring day. Park Slope, Brooklyn. Ink and watercolor.

1 St Townhouse

1 St Townhouse, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

A casual afternoon sketch around the corner from my house. Ink and watercolor on location. Still trying to find my hand.

John Jay High School

John Jay Color, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

Ink and watercolor on location sketch of main entrance on 7th Avenue.

Blue Apron Foods

Blue Apron Foods, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

A popular food boutique in the neighborhood. Ink and watercolor sketch on location.

All Saints Episcopal Church

All Saints Episcopal Church, a photo by James Anzalone on Flickr.

First Sketch of the year. Felt a bit rusty.