Art
Seneca AntiCafe in Bucharest is an informal library where I found some good books about art to browse. After switching a book about composition to one about the center of interest I decided to capture a view in the Silence room.
This time sketching at Putul lui Zamfir (Zamfir’s Well) Street in Bucharest. Trying to use more traditional media, such as charcoal and pastel in this case. I have been relying too much on fineliners and markers lately. Perhaps it is much easier to carry them everywhere.
On my way back from work to home I stopped to sketch at Basarab railway station in Bucharest, that is mainly used for short-distance commuter trains. I would like to draw more trains. So, I will return more often here to study trains.
Even though it has been freezing cold, I wanted to sketch outside today. So I took my small watercolors (all my utensils and sketchbook fitted in my pockets) and went to Romanian Peasant Museum, Bucharest. The wooden church (from 17th century) that contrasts with the skyscraper seen in the background was moved to Bucharest from Hunedoara County in 1992. Now after being reconstructed it is inside of the interior courtyard.
Pencil, 0.1 Rotring fineliner and Poska markers on kraft paper in sketchbook.
