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Today on Eid-ul-Adha I went to my village and honestly it was one of the most peaceful days

My city might just be a reflection of what is happening in much of the world. A place where the past still remains standing while the present continues trying to draw the future, little by little. It is

The city I live in is a big city with relatively narrow streets. There are, of course, a few wide boulevards, but most of the streets are already overwhelmed, especially by traffic and the number of

Merida is a small tourist city in Venezuela, known for its beautiful streets and friendly people. Also for its architecture, especially in the center, where there are many buildings dating from the

A photography professor said in class that the typical photos of every photographer are those of cats, black and white portraits and those of doors or windows of old houses, and he is really right. So

There is one part of the city I live in that I really like. It is the old part of the city center, which has an extra asset. History, which is much older than my life. Fortunately, Bucharest, the city

Greetings my dear friends, a pleasure to be with you again in this wonderful community that loves architecture and design, this is the right time to share with you a walk that I took in the company of

Good Evening Dear Friends of this great community of #Architecture and #design, for me it is a pleasure to be with you again sharing through this incredible #Hiveblog platform, this time I will share with

Location - Gdynia, Poland Phone - Huawei P10 Plus Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

New England mill towns have many large factory buildings in need of renovations and new uses. In the dilapidated downtown of Brockton, Massachusetts, these are being converted into residential spaces.

I'm working this whole right side of the canvas, bringing this area up to the same level of completion as the rest. The areas I worked on are marked with red arrows. I'm looking for anywhere things still

I began this painting, I think, in January of this year. Spent some time with it, then it became overwhelming. Sometimes I know how much work it is going to take to finish it, and realize that's a long

This is a simple subject, but I really enjoy the colors and contrast. The people add some interest, and as always, the puddle makes the scene! Shot with my iPhone 6 plus. Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

This is one of the most photographed and painted sites in Provincetown. For good reason! And for that same reason, I was avoiding it. So much competition. But, add a puddle, and I'm all over it. These

This has become a literal obsession of mine. Part of my brain is always searching for puddles, mirrors, windows, wet stone, anything! If there is a bright colored object near it and a light source, I'm

The photo I used as inspiration for this painting had so many people, I couldn't include them all. I was able to fit in 16 people, and one is more or less a ghost. There are hints of some people in the

Another principle I follow is to work around the canvas, always keeping each area as well realized as the others. If one area falls behind, and looks clumsy and incomplete, that's your next area to work.

Now that 99% of the drawing is in place, it's time to refine the lines and add paint. Until this point, the paints are applied in thin washes, for several reasons. It makes dragging the brush across the

When drawing architecture, much like drawing anatomy, everything has its place. A knee needs to go where a knee goes. Trapezius needs to go where trapezius goes. Not putting it there gets you into trouble.