Showing posts with label king St. wilmington. Show all posts
Showing posts with label king St. wilmington. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

BLACK & WHITE PLUS part 6


Even as things are starting to heat up in the studio with a series on new commissions, I continue to make time (or should that be find time) for a few minutes each day for the pen and ink drawings.

Since my last post I have visited Wilmington DE as well as Baltimore.

Remembering King St.

Baltimore City

King Street in Transition
 I don't know how much longer these drawings will hold my attentions, but as long as they do, I'll keep drawing.



Tuesday, November 17, 2009

RETURNING TO NORMALCY...

At least that is my hope. Patience began 2 weeks of full time work yesterday leaving me and the dogs hanging at home. The gallery is closed Mondays and Tuesdays so I'm keeping myself busy with whatever I can do in the house. On Sunday I did manage one more small painting, from my file of photos from the years in Wilmington Delaware. Unfortunately all the wonderful markets that once were King St. have given way to banks and office buildings...what a loss!


King St. markets...wc...4x6"

Here is what king St. looked like during the 70's when I first began painting.





I had to share this pic with you...the east side of my studio has never looked so clean and neat. Sadly, 4 days after the fact it has reverted to it's former state (there will be no pics of that!).