Este es el siguiente dibujo del proyecto "Sketchbook Project": las conocidas Casas Colgadas de mi tierra, Cuenca.
Debo reconocer que es la primera vez que dibujo una vista frontal de las mismas...
Ya lo dice el refrán que "en casa del herrero, cuchara de palo...." :)
TEMA DEL PROYECTO: "Si vivieras aquí..."
Dibujo#2: "... podrías conocer mi ciudad natal, Cuenca: uno de los lugares más bonitos del mundo"
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This is the following drawing for the "Sketchbook Project": a view of the wellknown "Hanged Houses" in my hometown, Cuenca (Spain).
I must say this is the first time I do a front view drawing of this place...There is a saying in my country that says: "In blacksmith's home there is wooden spoon" (guess it has in English the same meaning as in Spanish.....) :))
Project theme: "If you lived here..."
Drawing #2: "...you could know my hometown, CUENCA: one of the most beautiful places in the world"
Este es el siguiente dibujo del proyecto "Sketchbook Project": las conocidas Casas Colgadas de mi tierra, Cuenca.
Debo reconocer que es la primera vez que dibujo una vista frontal de las mismas...
Ya lo dice el refrán que "en casa del herrero, cuchara de palo...." :)
TEMA DEL PROYECTO: "Si vivieras aquí..."
Dibujo#2: "... podrías conocer mi ciudad natal, Cuenca: uno de los lugares más bonitos del mundo"
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This is the following drawing for the "Sketchbook Project": a view of the wellknown "Hanged Houses" in my hometown, Cuenca (Spain).
I must say this is the first time I do a front view drawing of this place...There is a saying in my country that says: "In blacksmith's home there is wooden spoon" (guess it has in English the same meaning as in Spanish.....) :))
Project theme: "If you lived here..."
Drawing #2: "...you could know my hometown, CUENCA: one of the most beautiful places in the world"
9 comentarios:
Había oído hablar de ellas, ¿son tan bonitas como parecen?.
4 de agosto de 2010, 12:05Al final tendré que hacer un hueco en mi agenda y acercarme a conocer Cuenca.
Un'architettura decisamente interessante, e un disegno delizioso!
4 de agosto de 2010, 13:31MARISA, no te arrepentirás de ello, te lo aseguro...¡CUENCA ES UNICA!
4 de agosto de 2010, 14:55LUCIA thanks so much for visiting my blog. Come back soon and take a look again! :)
Really strong contrast on the building, a very nice illustration ^^
4 de agosto de 2010, 22:21Yes... I get it... like
5 de agosto de 2010, 2:16"The cobbler's children have no shoes"
wonderful sketch I love it.
ALEX it's like that: an absolutely contrast between rocks, buildings and beauty, as you can see in lot of views of CUENCA :)
5 de agosto de 2010, 8:28http://www.flickr.com/photos/49611622@N05/sets/72157624431887127/
ELAINE you're right! That's the similar saying :)
Thanks both of you for your visit! ;)
What a wonderful sketch. I love it all - the lines, the shapes and the colours!
5 de agosto de 2010, 10:46Here in the UK we too have a similar saying - 'The cobbler goes worst shod'.
Thank you, MARANCAT! :) Yeah! Here, in Spain, we have lots of saying about whatever situation!
5 de agosto de 2010, 12:13You DO live in a beautiful country! This is fabulous!
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