Author: Jean
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Thanksgiving weekend/Sunday 10 a.m.
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, let’s show support to fellow artists by meeting at Francis Field at 10 a.m. Sunday.
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graphite
This drawing is of Francis I who ruled France when the explorer Jean Ribault settled Fort Caroline just north of Jacksonville around 1564. He was ruling when Pedro Menendez settled St. Augustine and faced off with French soldiers to claim Florida as an extension of Spain. This rendering was from a solid oak carving found…
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Lightner Museum, Sunday November 6th
Our group has secured an invitation to sketch/paint at the Lightner Museum on Sunday November 6th at 9 a.m. Meet us at the courtyard bridge at the Koi pond and we will discuss vantage points. This is a great opportunity to get out of the weather and embrace the architecture and design of the Flagler…
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Aviles Street for Sunday Sketching/Drawing
This next Sunday we will meet on Aviles Street near King Street at 8 a.m. Lots of places for breakfast after the drawing/painting session. Bring your favorite drawing or painting medium and enjoy the quiet time on one of Saint Augustine’s oldest streets.
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Sunday 10/23/2011 Lighthouse/Anastasia State Park
For this drawing and painting session, we will be meeting at 8:00am at the boat ramp near the St. Augustine Lighthouse and then carpooling to work inside Anastasia State Park. One of our members has a van and an annual pass for the park, so participating artists will be able to enter the park for…
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10/16/2011 Sunday Morning “Paint Picnic”
It was a cool and breezy morning on the lake for Sunday morning sketching and painting.
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October 19th, Wednesday at 6:30pm
Next Event is Dr. Sketchy at the Rooftop of the Winery: Each month the event will feature a different themed art directed model for sketchers to enjoy. The next event will take place Wednesday, October, 19, 2011 from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm at the San Sebastian Winery Rooftop. The first event featured a beautiful…
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Vintage Style, Historic Saint Augustine
After thumbing through a book, “Victorian Pictorial Borders” (c) 1984 Dover Publications, this is what I came up with from some of my existing drawings. Tools: light table, thin point sharpie marker and Prismacolor pencils.