Three years ago I was studying abroad in Rome. It was a chance to get away from New York and my professors at St. John's and see what kind of work I would do with that new freedom. One of the things I did was continue to keep a sketchbook that I drew in several hours a day. In Rome, that meant drawing people on the subways and trains as it had in New York (post) but I also drew churches, museums and public parks. The following images are just a few pages from one of those sketchbooks.
2 comments:
These look great, tim.
I sort of want to print them out and color them, if you don't mind.
OMG - I love that idea. What a great way to commercialize your art. You could totally print up some coloring books - "Roman architecture" and the "NYC Subway". Add in some funny child-appropriate commentary/history about the buildings. Any art museum gift shop would sell it. I would buy them. Check these out, both of which I have liked for a while: http://www.amazon.com/Edward-Hopper-Coloring-Book-Colouring/dp/3791338099/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1214405437&sr=8-1 and
http://www.amazon.com/Scribbles-Really-Giant-Drawing-Coloring/dp/0811855090/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1214405548&sr=1-1
So much better than the typical Disney fare.
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