My lack of focus also translates into my urban sketches. Three sketches done in the one session. Done in completely different styles. It's like I'm suffering from a split-personality disorder. But I was happy while sketching, so that's something I guess.
Direct watercolour of cones by the grand canal at Emmet Bridge. The area behind them is a fuel depot and there is a courtyard with a house. I guess if they have staff in the courtyard, they have to have the cones there for safety. You wouldn't want to reverse a fuel truck into the canal, now would you!
I just loved the happy moving reflections. It was a blustery sunny afternoon with clouds and the reflections kept moving, as they do.
This was actually sketched before the one above. It's like I needed to do a precise sketch before I could allow myself to go wild with colour! It's not that precise actually. The house on the left has 5 windows, not three, but I had to fit it all on the page!! Another house that will disappear soon, to be replaced by a building without character or charm. The upstairs has broken windows and looks abandoned. The downstairs is currently a massage parlour. I did not go in to check what type.
Last sketch of the afternoon. I just loved the spent daffodils and the blue-green flower pot and the reflections.
Love these dancing cones....
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