The last Saturday's morning class with viscously mobile acrylic paints proved I was by far the messiest student, early on gaining the distinction of a green-spotted nose. We spent the rest of the sketching time in the Tropical Centre. The pitcher plant I sketched twining habit's had a certain narcisstic romance to them.
Autumn, part of a Seasonal Set in the stairs up to the Rose Garden, had caught my eye some weeks back and I had quickly sketched on my dash homewards. The lipstick and the shirazed grapes aremy fictional colourizations - Salute!
Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts
Monday, April 18, 2011
Plants in Glasses Houses and Autumn herself
Labels:
Carol Jenkins,
pitcher plants,
pyramid gardens,
sculpture
Friday, March 18, 2011
First Garden "SketchAbout" & Sydney Sketch Club
Hi, Friends, thank you for a warm welcome me, Sadami, a new participant. The experience is wonderful! I sketched "figures" in the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney.
A friendly atmospher, no criticism but encouragements are wonderful. Get the image of Sydney sketch club? Isn't it nice?
The fountain is near at the entrance and so attractive. The Garden has many statues, too. I love this statue.
Of course, mischief Sadami always seeks interesting subjects. Here we go! A very cute scare craw, I'm afraid it easily makes friends with birds?! This little girl is in a section for pioneers' "first farm."
Kerry from the Garden Trust explains the purpose of the event, "SketchAbout" (from March 12 to April 16) that has a competition and an exhibition at the end. The ultimate goals are public awareness of environmentalism and the maintenance of the Garden.
The event will be run till 12 April. The Sydney Sketch Club will always have a meeting in the Garden every Saturday, shine or rain.So, come and join us! All welcome.More sketches and stories are in my blog, "Sadami's Graffiti." You'll find lots of feedback and comments on the post from all over the world:).
Happy painting! See you TOMORROW.
Alissa & Liz
Organizers, Liz, Alissa and Jennifer are supportive. They welcome us and talk to each member with respect and rapport. It makes anyone comfortable and feels at home. Also, each member is totally autonomous and free, regarding subjects and media.

The fountain is near at the entrance and so attractive. The Garden has many statues, too. I love this statue.
Of course, mischief Sadami always seeks interesting subjects. Here we go! A very cute scare craw, I'm afraid it easily makes friends with birds?! This little girl is in a section for pioneers' "first farm."
Kerry from the Garden Trust explains the purpose of the event, "SketchAbout" (from March 12 to April 16) that has a competition and an exhibition at the end. The ultimate goals are public awareness of environmentalism and the maintenance of the Garden.
Kerry
Same minded people get together -- is absolutely fun. It is exciting to look at different techniques and unfamiliar media. The lady wtih green hair sketching me uses pastels. Great opportunity for exchanging info on techniques and materials. The event will be run till 12 April. The Sydney Sketch Club will always have a meeting in the Garden every Saturday, shine or rain.So, come and join us! All welcome.More sketches and stories are in my blog, "Sadami's Graffiti." You'll find lots of feedback and comments on the post from all over the world:).
Happy painting! See you TOMORROW.
Labels:
photo,
QuickSketches,
Sadami Konchi,
sculpture,
Sketchabout,
welcome
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Sunday in the Garden
Sunday in the Gardens . I rediscovered one of my favourite areas. This wonderful architectural graveyard (it's an art installation) up off Macquarie Street. The first time I found it I thought it was the most wonderful secret place and that no one else knew about it.
Today quite a few people wandered past and two photography groups were there as well.
"Memory is Creation Without End" 2000

I wandered around the Garden exploring the area around Government House and the Tropical Centre, before LUNCH !
Today quite a few people wandered past and two photography groups were there as well.


I wandered around the Garden exploring the area around Government House and the Tropical Centre, before LUNCH !

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