Makah Tribe Long House

Makah Tribe long house. Native American Tribe from the northwestern corner of the continental United States in Washington State. This house is made out of cedar pine wood shingles.

"El Libertador"

"El Libertador" (the liberator) General Simon Bolivar. This statue is located in Washington DC across from the Organization of American States. El Libertador is the most celebrated leader of any independence revolutionary movement in the western hemisphere. He liberated Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Panama, Peru, and Bolivia during the 1810's to 1820's.

Artomatic 2012. Topography Drywall Formations by Greg Braun

Artomatic 2012. Topography Drywall Formations by Greg Braun

Artomatic 2012. Found Object Welded Steel by Brian Jerome Murphy.

Artomatic 2012. Found Object Welded Steel by Brian Jerome Murphy.

Artomatic 2012. CU3 Copper Cube by Cleve Overton 2008

Artomatic 2012. CU3 Copper Cube by Cleve Overton 2008

Fort Zachary Taylor

Fort Zachary Taylor is a fantastic place to visit in Key West. After swimming in the blue crystal waters a very short walk and time to sketch.

1111 Lincoln Road, South Beach Miami, FL, U.S.A.

1111 Lincoln Road, South Beach Miami, FL, U.S.A. It's an amazing building with a lot of cool things to discover. If any one goes to Miami it is a must see type of deal. Yeah it is a parking garage but it feels like a cathedral/sky park. It's the best way to view the city from above and there are parties that take place in here. Check it out.....

Georgetown

Georgetown (and the Cathedral) from a parking garage across the river in Rosslyn.

7th St NE

The neighborhood you once knew will be no longer.

The Capitol

The Capitol, from the U.S. Botanic Gardens.  I went in to the District to see the Roy Lichtenstein Retrospective at the National Gallery, and felt motivated to walk around a bit afterwards to see if I could find something to sketch.  While I was sketching I met an Italian painter who was here on vacation, and had arrived in New York just in time for the hurricane.  Not the best introduction to our country - but he sounded like he was having a good time anyway.  He showed me some of his own sketches as well, which were quite good.

Attack Mode

Marilyn

The classic Woodley Park mural. Commissioned (in either 1968, or 1981) by Roi Barnard of Salon Roi, and painted by John Bailey. I thought it could use a little love in ink on paper.