Most artists around the world make their living at a day job. I'm one of them. So when the work day is over I try my damnedest to get in a few hours of painting. In the warmer months I often stop at the nearest park on my way home to look for a bench with a paintable view. All I need is a 5x7 inch watercolor block, a folding travel brush, a small palette filled with paint, a couple of paper towels and a plastic water jar. And I'm in business. Here are three summer-time sketches I made before the evening commute:
Madison Square Park, Evening (I), Watercolor on Paper, 5x7 in
Madison Square Park, Evening (II), Watercolor on Paper, 5x7 in
Battery Park Sunset, Watercolor on Paper, 5x7 in
