We have now morphed into Urban Sketchers Taranaki, joining a worldwide global sketching movement. You are most welcome find us on Facebook under Urban Sketchers Taranaki. Cheers.
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We have now morphed into Urban Sketchers Taranaki, joining a worldwide global sketching movement. You are most welcome find us on Facebook under Urban Sketchers Taranaki. Cheers.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/urbansketcherstaranaki
Even though I'm sketching at the Moturoa shops, this really is just a sketch of this awesome tree on the top of the hill.
It seems that everyone from Taranaki that is on Instagram was at the Sunflower Meadow in the last few weeks. Since I also had those qualifications, I grabbed my sketchbook and checked it out too. While I was there I hammered out a pen sketch. It seemed like a good idea to colour it on the weekend that the rain flooded Auckland. It actually was pretty cool to see a field of sunflowers (and bees).
Here's the second one that I did on the garden festival weekend but only just decided to watercolour it too. It was a breezy day and I found myself at this picnic area overlooking a stream that was out of the wind. After sketching this one, I noticed that this garden had a place where you could get scones with jam and cream. Will draw for food!
The foodcarts in the Liardet Street Projects are humming. A marvelous place to sketch, especially when Ricardo of Chiwi Catering kindly shouted us two rounds of delicious Chilean wedges.
Proud owner, George with his 1928 Studebaker President. He got married in it.
Below, Neville's beautifully restored Rolls Royce Phantom - only warranted the week before.
As part of its pedigree, a prior owner Grandma Brown came 5th in the 1957 10,000km Ampol Trial around Australia
I had a fraction of a second's fame on Seven Sharp just after the rally - me sketching, and a picture of my best side (my back).
Charlie restoring Toyota Landcruiser - one of the sources
View in 2010 of rusting Fordson Thames Flatbed