The "deem sum" was pretty expensive, not altogether authentic, and really kinda touristy--but still fun. Yang Sing's a pretty popular place, so this was drawn during our 20 minute wait for a table. On the left, you can see half of a cable car ceiling.
The restaurant is half housed in the back atrium of a giant commercial building called the
Rincon Center; a beautiful, restored streamline moderne post office, adorned inside by 27 amazing murals by a fellow named Anton Refregier. It's awesome. I'll have to go back and do some sketching sometime.
The "deem sum" was pretty expensive, not altogether authentic, and really kinda touristy--but still fun. Yang Sing's a pretty popular place, so this was drawn during our 20 minute wait for a table. On the left, you can see half of a cable car ceiling.
The restaurant is half housed in the back atrium of a giant commercial building called the Rincon Center; a beautiful, restored streamline moderne post office, adorned inside by 27 amazing murals by a fellow named Anton Refregier. It's awesome. I'll have to go back and do some sketching sometime.
Great atmosphere. straight and effective use on tone and value.
ReplyDeleteReally nice man! I'd love to see you throw some tone on with water color. Just one color as you've been doing.
ReplyDeleteHoly crap. Your drawing is great! It had a feeling of depth. i guess I'm biased.
ReplyDeleteI feel like it's all about to start moving.
ReplyDeleteGreat Nick! Feels so lively and energized. You really captured the happening.
ReplyDeletenick, that's just beautiful. looks like a daumier- wow!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing your work! Have a great '07!
ReplyDeleteGreat sketch and love the warm tonals. Thanks for the tip on Anton Refregier...
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