I know! I’ve just been too lazy to buy a new thick marker so can’t draw any new ones… guess I’ll replace it with the standard one soon. And once I have a pen, I’ll draw a monsoon one…
Moom says:
By lack of a thick marker, you could draw a view of the “Eiserner Steg” foodbridge in Hiroshige style. As a former art student, you possebly know to what woodblock print I’m refering to, the one with very fine streaks of rain.
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We had a decent brunch at Zimt & Koriander though :P Was still really disappointed about Schoneberger!!
Who would’ve thought that it would only be open on a day you weren’t here. D:
It’s clearly time to change the cover/banner near the top of the page :-P
I know! I’ve just been too lazy to buy a new thick marker so can’t draw any new ones… guess I’ll replace it with the standard one soon. And once I have a pen, I’ll draw a monsoon one…
By lack of a thick marker, you could draw a view of the “Eiserner Steg” foodbridge in Hiroshige style. As a former art student, you possebly know to what woodblock print I’m refering to, the one with very fine streaks of rain.
Actually, I don’t. ^^’ I did fail art school twice, you know… hahaha. But I’ll buy a marker soon anyway!
This is the one, it’s rather famous: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Hiroshige_Atake_sous_une_averse_soudaine.jpg
Ha, I actually didn’t know that one! But yeah, wish I had so I could’ve depicted the rain like that… so effective. o.o