Saturday, 8 December 2012

Sketchcrawling with Urban Sketchers London

The third Urban Sketchers London sketchcrawl took place last week, a cheerful bunch of us meeting up by the diplodocus in the central hall of the Natural History Museum. It was a bit of a change for me, drawing things that are in glass display cases that I don't usually draw, which is a good thing surely, and probably part of what sketchcrawling is about. In the grip of a tight deadline, it was good to get out and draw and meet new people.
Then it was across the road to the Victoria and Albert Museum, all of a 15-second walk away, for lunch and, later, to compare drawings.
See more about it at the Urban Sketchers London website.

3 comments:

Jenny Woolf said...

Looks very interesting - I had never heard of it.

Don McNulty said...

Neat bird!

James Hobbs said...

Me neither, Jenny.
Thanks, Don. Not my usual thing at all.