Showing posts with label google maps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google maps. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
sketching in a small village
View Ribafrecha sketched in a larger map.
Forget the houses and concentrate on river and mountains: here´s some nature sketches I´ve done in a small village of Spain.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Strada del Caslino, Tuscany, Italy, Google Maps
Daily Practice
Google Maps
Tuscany, Italy
Okay, okay, I'll admit it -- I'm hooked on this virtual travel and I'm getting a bit more nervous and excited about the trip tomorrow.
I've repacked 4 times -- LOL - deciding that carrying art supplies certainly is far heavier than carrying clothing!
I've been practicing a bit more of architectual subjects since I still struggle with these - but my love of flora and landscape still shows in the images I tend to choose. Still, the virtual travel on a cool, rainy day was so close to 'time travel' that it made the sun come out inside the house!
It's supposed to be far warmer today and I'll have lunch with my son before my trip. Schools will be closing soon for the summer break, and our college students will have only 10 days between spring and summer sessions. When I return to work, courses will be in full gear as will planning for the 2009-2010 fiscal year. Is it me or does it seem this year is flying by?
I do plan to 'smell the roses' today ... hope you can too!
Lin Frye
North Carolina
Google Maps
Tuscany, Italy
Okay, okay, I'll admit it -- I'm hooked on this virtual travel and I'm getting a bit more nervous and excited about the trip tomorrow.
I've repacked 4 times -- LOL - deciding that carrying art supplies certainly is far heavier than carrying clothing!
I've been practicing a bit more of architectual subjects since I still struggle with these - but my love of flora and landscape still shows in the images I tend to choose. Still, the virtual travel on a cool, rainy day was so close to 'time travel' that it made the sun come out inside the house!
It's supposed to be far warmer today and I'll have lunch with my son before my trip. Schools will be closing soon for the summer break, and our college students will have only 10 days between spring and summer sessions. When I return to work, courses will be in full gear as will planning for the 2009-2010 fiscal year. Is it me or does it seem this year is flying by?
I do plan to 'smell the roses' today ... hope you can too!
Lin Frye
North Carolina
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