Showing posts with label Queens Wharf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Queens Wharf. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
My sketches from day in Newcastle: Liz Steel
So here are my sketches from our great day in Newcastle.
It was impossible not to spend the first hour or so talking - with so many new people to meet and good sketching friends to catch up with. And therefore it was a little hard to settle down to sketch - so I did a number of quick loose sketches of the Customs House tower and the old Post office.
The afternoon was more relaxing as a smaller group headed down to Queens Wharf area -such a beautiful day and a great place to sketch. I hope to be able to come back to Newcastle again soon.
I was working in a new Stillman & Birn Gamma book and also sheets of Cold Press Fabriano - more about it on my blog
Labels:
architecture,
ink,
Liz Steel,
Newcastle,
Queens Wharf,
Sketching events,
USK,
Watercolor
Monday, January 13, 2014
Sketching in Newcastle
A lovely day trip by train to Newcastle with the Urban Sketchers group. The first sketch stop for me was the former GPO building along Hunter Street. There is a gelato shop right across the road that only opens at 1pm so a few of us set ourselves up sketching sitting on steps of the still closed shop. Some of us continued sketching after lunch at the wharf. The weather was perfect, sunny with a slight breeze. We could not have asked for better conditions.
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