Walking around the neighborhood, the moon follows me, peering above townhouses and tenements. Here, it rises over a 4-story tenement building, streetlamps competing for attention. Ink and watercolor on location. Prints available in my ETSY shop.
Showing posts with label 8th Avenue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 8th Avenue. Show all posts
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Colorful Brownstone Foyer and Stair
This is a marker-rendered version of my original ink sketch of the Brownstone Stair and Foyer in the building I live in. I tried a graphic version with primary colors, leaving the ornate woodwork as line art.
Prints of this piece are available for purchase on my ETSY Shop.
Labels:
8th Avenue,
Architecture,
Art,
Brooklyn,
Brownstone,
Colorful,
drawing,
Etsy,
freehand,
Home decor,
James Anzalone,
Park Slope,
Perspective,
Print,
Sketch,
Stair,
Steps,
Townhouse,
Urban
Sunday, September 5, 2010
'The Lillian' Column Capital and Entablature
I've always admired the classical porticos on this building on the corner of Garfield Place and 8th Avenue. This is my ink and watercolor rendering of the composite column capital and entablature.
Reproductions of this work are available on James's ETSY shop
Labels:
8th Avenue,
Architecture,
Brooklyn,
capital,
classical,
column,
composite,
corinthian,
entablature,
Etsy,
Garfield,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Landmarks,
Line,
Park Slope,
Sketch,
Urban,
watercolor
8th Avenue Townhouses
This is a group of five curved bay townhouses on 8th Avenue near the Methodist Hospital. I enjoyed the rhythm of the repetitive bay windows. I took the liberty of giving each building a unique color. In reality, they are all brownstones.
It has been a while since I have been able to get out and sketch. It's nice to be back! The weather was perfect for sketching, and I was able to chat with a few nice folks on the street. I even sold a few of my sketches.
Along those lines, some of my blog visitors have expressed interest in purchasing my work, so I've been putting some effort into an etsy shop that carries prints and greeting cards. I'm stocking it up.
Please check out James's ETSY Shop
It has been a while since I have been able to get out and sketch. It's nice to be back! The weather was perfect for sketching, and I was able to chat with a few nice folks on the street. I even sold a few of my sketches.
Along those lines, some of my blog visitors have expressed interest in purchasing my work, so I've been putting some effort into an etsy shop that carries prints and greeting cards. I'm stocking it up.
Please check out James's ETSY Shop
Labels:
8th Avenue,
Brooklyn,
drawing,
Etsy,
freehand,
illustration,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Landmarks,
Perspective,
Sketch,
Townhouse,
Urban,
watercolor
Sunday, December 6, 2009
A Brownstone Foyer and Stair
This is the foyer and stair hall of the brownstone where I live. With the terrible weather on Saturday, this sketch was a good rainy day activity. The foyer and stair have beautiful wood detailing. The ornate center column is structural and supports the floor framing above.
Labels:
8th Avenue,
Architecture,
Brooklyn,
Brownstone,
drawing,
Foyer,
freehand,
Garfield,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Landmarks,
Ornamentation,
Park Slope,
Sketch,
Stair,
Townhouse,
Urban
Monday, November 9, 2009
Sunday, November 1, 2009
313 Garfield Place
Marker-rendered version of original ink sketch. This building has long been one of my favorites in the neighborhood.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
8th Avenue Brownstone
Labels:
8th Avenue,
Brooklyn,
Brownstone,
drawing,
freehand,
Garfield,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Landmarks,
Line,
Marker,
Park Slope,
Sketch,
Urban
Sunday, September 27, 2009
70 8th Avenue
Labels:
8th Avenue,
Architecture,
Brooklyn,
Brownstone,
drawing,
freehand,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Landmarks,
Line,
Park Slope,
Sketch,
Union Street,
Urban
Monday, September 14, 2009
Park Slope Armory
Labels:
8th Avenue,
Brooklyn,
drawing,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Landmarks,
Line,
Park Slope,
Sketch,
Urban
Sunday, September 13, 2009
184 8th Avenue
Labels:
8th Avenue,
Brooklyn,
Brownstone,
drawing,
freehand,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Line,
Park Slope,
Sketch,
Urban
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