I worked with a Rapido Sketch Pen and watercolor when I went sketching a the beach with San Diego Urban Sketchers. The video below is all of the artists, the Oceanside Pier area and finished sketches from the 2-hour event.
Daily Sketches, photos, videos and assorted ramblings of San Diego Artist, Lydia Velarde.
Showing posts with label Oceanside. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oceanside. Show all posts
Monday, April 30, 2018
Monday, November 09, 2015
Mission San Juan Capistrano
This is a sketch created at the Mission in San Juan Capistrano while on a meetup with San Diego and San Clemente Sketchers.
Waiting at the Train Station in Oceanside gave me a chance to do a warm up sketch.
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Oceanside Village, Oceanside Harbor
I sat at the harbor early this morning sketching the village. The only thing moving this was a fishing boat taking off from the dock.
Friday, August 02, 2013
Beach People
Beach people while visiting a friend in Oceanside, California. Fountain Pen and watercolor.
Friday, April 25, 2008
Daily painting 042508 - Seagulls
More seagulls from my paint out in Oceanside.
Seagulls
gouace and watercolor pencil
2.5 x 3.5 inches
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
North County Society of Fine Arts Paint Out
The NCSFA paint out was at San Luis Rey Mission in Oceanside. There were 6 artists there. It was pretty cold when we got there so I didn't feel too much like painting. I did sketches. Most of the artists worked in watercolor and one worked in pen and ink and another in pastel. There was some pretty nice work . . . I wish I would have taken pictures of some of their artwork.
These are some of the artists painting and sketching.
Some people stopped to look at the art.
These are my sketches I scanned when I got home. The paper in this sketchbook is VERY thin. I don't like the sketches.
This is the front of the church. the person standing in front told my friend she couldn't go in unless she paid the museum fee. I think they should let people in the church. It's a church for heaven's sake. (that's a funny play on words) She let some school children in then locked the doors.
These are some of the artists painting and sketching.
Some people stopped to look at the art.
These are my sketches I scanned when I got home. The paper in this sketchbook is VERY thin. I don't like the sketches.
This is the front of the church. the person standing in front told my friend she couldn't go in unless she paid the museum fee. I think they should let people in the church. It's a church for heaven's sake. (that's a funny play on words) She let some school children in then locked the doors.
Tuesday, July 03, 2007
Oceanside Marina and Harbor
Susan, Joan and I went to Oceanside Marina and Harbor to check out the location of our next Sketch and Paint Out. We did a little sketching then had Fish and Chips.
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