Month: March 2014
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Lunchtime drawing: The El Dorado across the reservoir in Central Park.
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Lunchtime drawing: A short building sandwiched between two taller buildings on Water St. in Dumbo, with lots of sticker graffiti on its door.
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Lunchtime drawing: First level of a building on Perry Street near Bleecker in the West Village, taking cover from the rain under scaffolding. Thank you to my new followers. Stay tuned for a drawing a day in NYC, or wherever I happen to be. – Nick Golebiewski
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Later than lunchtime drawing: On the Manhattan Bridge overlooking my studio building in Brooklyn and the East River, with the Williamsburg Bridge in the distance.
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Later than lunchtime drawing: The Whitney Museum under construction on Gansevoort Street, where The High Line begins.
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Lunchtime drawing: The Brick Church’s bell tower on Park and 91st. This is page one of a new sketchbook.
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Lunchtime drawing: Plaque honoring the journalist W.T. Stead, lost on the Titanic, and here, surrounded by Fortitude and Sympathy, on the wall separating Central Park from Fifth Avenue at East 91st Street.
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Lunchtime drawing: A brick townhouse’s doorway on Charles Street in the West Village.
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Lunchtime drawing: The paint is peeling off the side of this building on the corner of Bank and Washington Street as to give it the appearance of sycamore tree bark.