Women's cell in Seodaemun Prison, pen, watercolor, 25 x 25 cm
Friday, August 26, 2011
Women's cell in Seodaemun Prison and History Hall, Seoul
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Monday, August 22, 2011
Watercolor paintings at Seodaemun Prison History Hall
Last saturday, I painted in watercolor on the subject of prison with Seoul urban sketchers. All of us had a pleasant sketch time in a harmonious atmosphere. My watercolor paintings of the day are as follows.
A week ago the Independence Day, Aug.15th, I made on-the-spot survey of the present condition of this Prison History Hall, sketching various types of building with red bricks. Some sketches on the very day are as follows.
A week ago the Independence Day, Aug.15th, I made on-the-spot survey of the present condition of this Prison History Hall, sketching various types of building with red bricks. Some sketches on the very day are as follows.
The Seodaemun Prison History Hall is not only well-known as a historical site, but useful to draw buildings of red bricks clustered close together. For our sketchers, Seodaemun Independence Park is a quite suitable place to draw various kinds of the old and new subjects.
sketches around Gwangwhamun
at street of Kukidong
national flag at Sajigdong
blue building at Sajigdong
shoe-shiner at Gwangwhamun
pencil, pen, chalks, A 4 sketchbook
The blue building which I drew using watercolor before looks very nice to me. This time I used chalks. And I began the bottom one when the shoeshiner was away. While drawing it he came back so I added him. He didn't feel bad about sketching him while some didn't permit to draw the scene. Before I finished this he went away carrying the shined shoes to the owners. How he worked merrily smiling, I felt glad too.
at Seodaemun prison History Hall
Sunday, August 21, 2011
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