The new architecture of Singapore rarely interests me as drawing subjects – I much prefer to sketch the weathered boards & chipped paint of old structures, and the classic lines of a KTM Station.
But Singapore’s Esplanade Theatre fascinates me, especially the main interior lobby, where beams, roof lines and the dome's windows seem to go every which way. I bring my drawing classes here to observe and draw the “planes and masses” of one of Singapore’s most unique structures.
But Singapore’s Esplanade Theatre fascinates me, especially the main interior lobby, where beams, roof lines and the dome's windows seem to go every which way. I bring my drawing classes here to observe and draw the “planes and masses” of one of Singapore’s most unique structures.
I did these two sketches on a Sunday morning, when the lobby was relatively quiet. And yes, I used my “Urban Sketchers Viewfinder” to crop & frame the views!
The fine linework! Not a line out of place either. Likewise the perspectives. Staggering.
ReplyDeleteGreat composition. Love how you fill up the whole page.
ReplyDeletewow what challenging perspectives done in a nice charming way!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff!! Love your meticulous line work and your keen observation for details and architecture.
ReplyDeleteI like your upper artwork. Great!
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