Few more sketches done since last few days using pens, inks, watercolors, or simply watercolors.
Some new Pen-Inks-Watercolor Sketches
Tag Archives: Pune Urban Sketchers
Abstract landscape with Spray paints
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Mahatma Phule Mandai, Pune
Last Sunday, Pune Urban Sketchers visited old Pune. I did this sketch of Mandai (Vegetable market), which happens to be one of the heritage structures in Pune.
Zostel and Brahmanshahi Ghat with Urban Sketchers
Visited the Zostel site constructed using shipping containers in Panchagani on Sunday with Urban Sketchers. The containers we’re a challenge to draw in perspective.
Visited Wai while coming back. Did some sketching at Brahmanshahi ghat in Wai. The oldest temple here is 12th century. The temples in the picture are from 18th century. They were constructed by Peshwas.
Goa Diaries with Pune Urban Sketchers
Just back from a fantastic Goa trip with Urban Sketchers. Presenting some sketches of Goa in various media.
Raste Wada – Today Morning with Pune Urban Sketchers
Today morning sketch with Pune Urban Sketchers. An elaborately carved window in Raste wada, a 200+ years old structure in the heart of Pune.
ILS Law College, Pune, with Pune Urban Sketchers
IMDR Institute – with Pune Urban Sketchers
Pune Cantonment with Pune Urban Sketchers
Today morning we at Pune Urban Sketchers did our weekly sketchcrawl at Main Street and MG road, Cantonment area.
This smallish junction visible in the picture is in fact a very busy area. It was relatively less maddening today due to Sunday early morning.
Done with pen, inks, watercolors and watercolor pencils.
Wai Sketching Trip with Pune Urban Sketchers
On Sunday, I traveled to the towns of Wai and Menawali with Pune Urban Sketchers. It was an absolute blast. Wai Ghat (riverfront) accompanied by the temple is absolutely stunning.
I managed to do 3 sketches at Wai. After that we traveled to nearby village of Menawali. It’s home to the ancestral house of Nana Fadanvis, one of the most influential diplomat in the Maratha Empire in the 18th century. I completed 2 sketches (both involving old doors) near the house.
Both these locations are sketchers’ paradise, and all 40 of us came back home in the night with very sore hands, and very high spirits!
Wai Ghat
Nana Fadanvis House, Menawali
