Sunday, March 21, 2010
55 7th Avenue
Warming up with a sketch of this charming 2-story Gothic building just adjacent to Ozzie's Coffee on 7th Avenue. Pleasant to sketch on a beautiful Sunday afternoon, with jazz coming from the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music across the street.
Labels:
"Brooklyn Conservatory of Music",
7th Avenue,
Architecture,
Brooklyn,
Gothic,
ink,
Landmarks,
Line,
Ozzies,
Park Slope,
Perspective,
Urban
Sunday, December 27, 2009
152 Berkeley Place
A 2-story Tudor style townhouse between two much taller buildings. Rustic bricks project irregularly from the facade.
Labels:
7th Avenue,
Architecture,
Berkeley Place,
drawing,
freehand,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Park Slope,
Sketch,
Townhouse,
Tudor,
Urban
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Two Boots Restaurant
It was raining and nasty out today. I chose one of my favorite interior landmarks in the neighborhood, Two Boots Restaurant, for an afternoon sketch. The restaurant was quiet, but not as quiet as my sketch suggests (between brunch and dinner I think). The festive interior was even more so than usual with holiday decorations.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Park Slope - Behind the Scenes
A typical Brooklyn scene. Antennas, chimneys, and overgrown backyards, with a view to Manhattan and even New Jersey beyond. It was a very clear day, and the visibility was great. A little cold though.
Labels:
Backyard,
Brooklyn,
freehand,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Park Slope,
Sketch,
Terrace
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
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Park Slope Flea Market
Sitting in front of the Park Slope Flea Market on 7th Avenue and First Street. Connecticut Muffin is visible diagonally across the street. A beautiful Sunday afternoon.
Labels:
1st Street,
7th Avenue,
Connecticut Muffin,
drawing,
Flea Market,
freehand,
ink,
Park Slope,
Public School,
Urban
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
824 & 826 President Street
President Street near 7th Avenue, two buildings constructed to appear as one, sandwiched between typical Brownstones.
Labels:
7th Avenue,
Architecture,
Brooklyn,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Line,
Marker,
Park Slope,
President Street,
Townhouse
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Carroll Street Color
Labels:
7th Avenue,
Brooklyn,
Brownstone,
Carroll Street,
Church,
drawing,
freehand,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Line,
Marker,
Park Slope,
Sketch,
Townhouse,
Urban
Monday, November 9, 2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Grand Army Plaza Soldiers and Sailors Arch
Marker-rendered version of original ink sketch. Grand Army Plaza Soldiers and Sailors Arch, Park Slope, Brooklyn. Remember and celebrate our Veterans.
Monday, November 2, 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.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Carroll Street
Walking towards 7th Avenue on Carroll Street, a row of brownstones with the Old First Reformed Church in the distance.
Labels:
7th Avenue,
Brooklyn,
Carroll Street,
Church,
drawing,
freehand,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Landmarks,
Park Slope,
Sketch
Sunday, October 25, 2009
PS 39 Henry Bristow School Color
Marker-rendered version of original black ink sketch. Lately the weather has been lousy on the weekends so I've been rendering the ink sketches I have until I can get out there and create some new ones.
Labels:
6th Avenue,
Bristow,
Brooklyn,
drawing,
freehand,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Landmarks,
Line,
Marker,
Park Slope,
Public School,
Urban
Saturday, October 24, 2009
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
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Williamsburgh Savings Bank Tower Color

Marker rendered version of original sketch. Sketched at a traffic island at 4th Avenue and Butler Street, Park Slope, Brooklyn
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
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