A black ink drawing on paper of an empty Brooklyn Bridge, with a bench beckoning the viewer to sit and relax. Drawn on archival heavy-weight paper and framed in a 6″ x 8″ black frame!
The Brooklyn Bridge is one of the iconic architectural features of New York City and a place I’ve always loved to walk on. You can walk across with the hustle and bustle of the city, or you can take your time at a leisurely pace.
These are figurative illustrations of flamenco artwork, made with charcoal, ink and acrylic paint. Paper (framed and unframed) and canvas prints are available here.
When my wife and I were on vacation in Sevilla, Spain, a few weeks ago, we saw several boutique shops full of colorful flamenco dresses. I imagine they all do a great business during the time leading up to La Feria de Abril (April Fair)! La Feria de Abril is a huge annual event held in Sevilla, known for its music, dancing, food, men dressed in suits and women dressed in flamenco dresses.
Here is a charcoal and red ink drawing of a Spanish Flamenco dress that I recently created. Art Prints are available here.
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Here’s a figurative charcoal illustration to get you dancing!
This last week, my wife and I took a vacation to beautiful Sevilla, Spain, for the 10 year anniversary of us meeting there. The city just lends itself to artistic inspiration. After a few days there, I wished I had brought my sketchbook and pencils! Since I didn’t bring them, I instead made do with a hotel note pad and a ball-point pen. Here are some quick ink sketches I did while in Sevilla:
Today I finished this graphite portrait drawing of my wife and I! This portrait was from a photo we took last fall while in New York City.
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