Sunday at the Redpath

It was surprising and exciting that so many people came out for USk Montreal’s Sunday sketching on the one of the most frigid days of the year.  In fact, I think it was our biggest turnout ever — over 20 people for sure. We’ve had so many of these “polar vortex” days that maybe people are just fed up of staying at home. Whatever the reason, our meeting place at the Redpath museum — Montreal’s version of the Museum of Natural History — is always the perfect sketching spot for the group in winter. The museum seems to encourage sketching. There are even little pieces of carpet that you can sit on if you want to study the shells or the taxidermy animals or the shrunken heads in the glass cabinets. It was also kind of fun that we were interviewed and filmed for Montreal’s La Presse. What a great opportunity to spread the word about Urban Sketchers and hopefully when the video comes out we’ll be able to post the link.

GorgosaurusII

TriceratopsII


10 Comments on “Sunday at the Redpath”

  1. Ineke van den Berg says:

    I don’t sketch but love your talent and look forward to you sketches every day.

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  2. Don McNulty says:

    Gorgeous saurus.

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  3. TonyU says:

    Hi Shari. Pleased to hear you’ve had your cast removed – normal daily life must be so much easier now. Love these sketches – particularly the gorgosaurus. Long gone but still scary! Did you use your usual primary triad?

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  4. Kathleen Knowling says:

    Lovely drawing/painting. I am in St. John’s NL. So if you come here next summer DO get. In touch. We have a small group of Urban Sketchers here and I am sure we will have a lot in common. Best wishes, Kathleen

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  5. Simple, yet masterful use of the medium; that first sketch is amazing.

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  6. […] up. I did some drawing under the camera, so we might see some timelapse of my sketch. Fortunately Shari was there to do an interview in French. (I’m sadly not doing anything about my monolingual […]

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  7. […] up. I did some drawing under the camera, so we might see some timelapse of my sketch. Fortunately Shari was there to do an interview in French. (I’m sadly not doing anything about my monolingual […]

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