Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 1, 2022
Saturday, December 15, 2012
It's A Small World
A quickly drawn sketch of the whimsical façade of world architecture in the loading area of It's A Small World, an attraction at the Disney World Magic Kingdom theme park in Florida. Felt tip marker on tracing paper, with color added later, 8" by 4" original size, done December, 2012.
Labels:
amusement ride,
architecture,
exotic,
facade,
Florida,
illustration,
marker,
scribbling
Friday, December 14, 2012
Old Key West
Down at Disney World again to see holiday decorations. A view looking along the breezeway at the hospitality house of Old Key West resort. Quickly drawn with marker on tracing paper, approximately 6" by 9" original size, done December, 2012.
Labels:
American Vernacular,
arcade,
architecture,
Florida,
illustration,
marker,
resort,
scribbling
Friday, September 21, 2012
Magic leaving Manhattan
Sailing away from Manhattan. A quickly drawn sketch of the New York skyline from the top deck of the Disney cruise ship Magic. Felt tip marker on tracing paper, approximately 7" by 10", done September, 2012.
Labels:
architecture,
contour,
illustration,
marker,
New York,
skyline
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Peggy's Cove
Recently I visited Peggy's Cove on the coast of Nova Scotia, near Halifax. It was very picturesque. These are two quickly drawn sketches done there, felt tip marker on tracing paper, approximately 6" by 10".
Labels:
American Vernacular,
architecture,
contour,
house,
illustration,
marker,
Nova Scotia,
tower
Location:
Peggys Cove, NS B3Z, Canada
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Wonder at Night
A view of naval architecture: the two funnels of the Disney cruise ship Wonder at night, standing on Deck 10. Marker and pencil on tracing paper, with sky added later using Paint Shop Pro, 5" by 7" original size, drawn from sketch notes, May 2012.
Labels:
architecture,
contour,
illustration,
marker,
pencil
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Canada Place
A quickly drawn sketch of the Disney cruise ship Wonder docked at Canada Place, Vancouver, British Columbia. Ball point pen on paper, approximately 5" by 8" original size, drawn on site, May 2012, with color touches added later with marker.
Labels:
architecture,
ball point pen,
contour,
illustration,
scribbling,
skyline,
Vancouver
Friday, May 25, 2012
Alcatraz
A quickly drawn view of Alcatraz and Pier 39, San Francisco Bay, from Deck 10 of the Disney cruise ship Wonder. Ball point pen on ship's stationery, 5" by 3" original size, drawn on site, May 2012.
Labels:
architecture,
ball point pen,
contour,
illustration,
San Francisco,
scribbling,
skyline
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Coit Tower
A quickly drawn view of Telegraph Hill and Coit Tower, San Francisco, from Deck 10 of the Disney cruise ship Wonder. Ball point pen on ship's stationery, 5" by 3" original size, drawn on site, May, 2012.
Labels:
architecture,
ball point pen,
contour,
illustration,
San Francisco,
scribbling,
skyline,
tower
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Presidio
A quickly drawn view of San Francisco looking toward the Presidio from Deck 9 of the Disney cruise ship Wonder. Ball point pen on ship's stationery, 5" by 2" original size, drawn on site, May 2012.
Labels:
architecture,
ball point pen,
contour,
illustration,
San Francisco,
scribbling,
skyline
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Embarcadero
I recently sailed on a repositioning of the Disney cruise ship Wonder. One of the ports of call was San Francisco. The ship docked at Pier 35. Here is a quickly drawn sketch view from the promenade deck of the ship looking toward the Embarcadero and the Oakland Bridge. Ball point pen on ship's stationery, 5" by 2" actual size, drawn on site, May, 2012.
Labels:
architecture,
ball point pen,
contour,
illustration,
San Francisco,
scribbling,
skyline
Monday, May 7, 2012
Epcot France
Labels:
arcade,
architecture,
contour,
facade,
Florida,
French Vernacular,
hatching,
illustration,
marker,
pencil,
resort
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Old Key West
Recently I spent a few days at Disney World in Florida. Here is a view of the hospitality house at Disney's Old Key West resort at dusk looking northeast from Peninsular Road. Felt tip marker on tracing paper, 5 1/2" by 4 1/2" original size, with sky tone added later using Paint Shop Pro, drawn May, 2012.
Labels:
American Vernacular,
architecture,
Florida,
hatching,
illustration,
marker,
resort,
skyline
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Cultural Center
A sketch of the east front of the Chicago Cultural Center along Michigan Avenue. I remember it more as the old Chicago Public Library. The buildings to the north and to the west are merely suggested. Felt tip marker on tracing paper, approximately 8 1/2" by 11" original size, drawn April, 2012.
Labels:
architecture,
chiaroscuro,
Chicago,
facade,
gallery,
illustration,
Neo-Classical
Monday, April 23, 2012
Log Home
A sketch of the log home shown in an earlier post, but in a different setting. Approximately 11" by 8 1/2" original size, drawn with Google SketchUp in 2003 on paper and hand finished with felt tip marker.
Friday, April 20, 2012
Hilltop Interior
Interior view of the living room of the hilltop retreat posted earlier in this blog, drawn using Google SketchUp in 2005, 7" by 5" original size.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Chapel
Two views of a small Catholic eucharistic adoration chapel, drawn in 2005 using Google SketchUp, 7" by 5" original size.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Getaway Cottage
Sketch of the interior of a small getaway cottage project from 2006. Approximately 8" by 5" original size, drawn using Google SketchUp.
Labels:
architecture,
Google SketchUp,
house,
illustration,
International Style
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Hip Roofs
Labels:
acrylic,
architecture,
house,
illustration,
rendering
Monday, April 16, 2012
Portrait of a Woman
I suppose every architect had a figure drawing class at one time or another, and that included yours truly. The head looks a little large in this sketch done in Spring, 1970. Conté crayon on paper, approximately 4" by 6" original size, part of a larger drawing.
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