I took the nonagenarian to see her eye doctor and had a wonderful time in the waiting room. First - the air was purified and easy to breathe despite double masks (one mask for the smoke and another for the covid). Outside I could not see most of what is usually there: San Jose was very smoky with AQI above 200 because of all the fires along the West Coast. And the waiting room had some people for me to sketch!
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Many time while in a waiting room, grocery store or parked in a car, I “think” about sketching the people I see. I am intimidated...sounds foolish to admit but...true. Recently I joined an urban sketchers group and find when I am a part of a sketchers group...I am no longer intimidated.
ReplyDeleteI believe it is important to sketch/draw daily. I’m hoping that my experiences and time with urban sketches will free me enough...to just “do it!”
Thanks for this post. It’s just what I need.
It's the best way to wait that I know of, Bernadette! Urban SKetchers are a great community - you will find a lot of support there!
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