Corner of 8th Avenue and Union Street.
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Freehand sketches of Park Slope, Brooklyn
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About Park Slope Sketch
Living in Park Slope, I enjoy sketching the landmarks in the neighborhood.
By sketching, I hope to implant some of the wisdom of these landmarks into my mind. They have so much to say.
I sketch freehand, on location. I use a black pen on a 9 x 12 sketch pad. I don't use pencil. There is no tracing-over or retouching. I may exclude cars parked on the street and other items if they don't add to the architecture.
I hope visitors enjoy this site. It is much more satisfying to sketch when you can share them with others.
By sketching, I hope to implant some of the wisdom of these landmarks into my mind. They have so much to say.
I sketch freehand, on location. I use a black pen on a 9 x 12 sketch pad. I don't use pencil. There is no tracing-over or retouching. I may exclude cars parked on the street and other items if they don't add to the architecture.
I hope visitors enjoy this site. It is much more satisfying to sketch when you can share them with others.
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- Graduated '93 Penn State BArch . Registered Architect since 1996. AIA Member. Founder & President, Anzalone Architecture, PLLC www.jamesanzalone.com
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- Grand Army Plaza Soldiers and Sailors Arch
- PS 39 Henry Bristow School
- Saint Francis Xavier Window
- Park Slope Armory
- 184 8th Avenue
- Montauk Club
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You stood accross the street from my house to do that. Thanks, it is nice.
ReplyDeleteMy great grandfather was the architect on this house. L.C. Holden. I always feel like it's mine. Thanks for this.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments! This was actually a very quick sketch and I think the building deserves better. I hope to give it another shot in the future, weather permitting. Running out of warm days!
ReplyDeleteSasha, I have an original watercolor of a gorgeous home painted in 1889 or 1899 by Hughson Hawley, the artist your great grandfather commissioned frequently, Please contact me at Bridgett.siter@gmail.com.
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