Let's Sketch
Your Skyline
Sunday, May 2
12 PM - 3 PM
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“A skyline is an outline or shape viewed near the horizon. It can be created by a city’s overall structure, or by human intervention in a rural setting, or in nature that is formed where the sky meets buildings or the land.” – Wikipedia
This week’s theme is “Sketch Your Skyline.” We’ll explore how we can capture a skyline, or a simple view of the horizon, into our sketches.
Details:
- Your “skyline” sketch does not have to consist of buildings and skyscrapers. Most of the time, the horizon will be a simple imaginary line where the sky meets land from your viewpoint (at the park, front yard, outdoor cafe, beach, etc.)
- We can sketch views from our homes, out the window, or out and about.
- There are no rules other than our Urban Sketching guidelines, be creative.
- Any type of medium can be used (example: watercolor, water-soluble ink, color pencils, etc.)
“A skyline is an outline or shape viewed near the horizon. It can be created by a city’s overall structure, or by human intervention in a rural setting, or in nature that is formed where the sky meets buildings or the land.” – Wikipedia
This week’s theme is “Sketch Your Skyline.” We’ll explore how we can capture a skyline, or a simple view of the horizon, into our sketches.
Details:
- Your “skyline” sketch does not have to consist of buildings and skyscrapers. Most of the time, the horizon will be a simple imaginary line where the sky meets land from your viewpoint (at the park, front yard, outdoor cafe, beach, etc.)
- We can sketch views from our homes, out the window, or out and about.
- There are no rules other than our Urban Sketching guidelines, be creative.
- Any type of medium can be used (example: watercolor, water-soluble ink, color pencils, etc.)
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hello, great prompt and looking forward to participating but shouldn't the date be May2nd?
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