Sketching Greenwich Village NYC: A Meeting of an Artist and an Architect

Join us in this captivating interview as Larry Lane, an esteemed architect and urban sketcher from Urban Sketch Pad, pauses between layers of sketching with the talented Ian Fennelly, a renowned leading urban sketcher and teacher of the Urban Sketch Course at www.urbansketchcourse.com/urb.... This dynamic duo met in the bustling streets of New York City, and what transpired was filled with laughter and inspiration.
As Ian captures the essence of the Village, you'll discover in his NYC Urban Sketch Course the intricacies of urban sketching, from selecting the perfect subject to adding those finishing touches that make a sketch truly remarkable. Ian's passion for urban sketching is infectious, and his insights are invaluable for both beginners and seasoned artists.
Plus, as a special treat, you will learn some hidden insights about Ian and Larry during their captivating interview.
For those looking to take their urban sketching skills to the next level, make sure to visit Ian's website, UrbanSketchCourse.com. Here, you'll find a wealth of resources, courses, books, workshops and inspiration to fuel your artistic endeavors.
Don't miss out on this incredible meeting of two urban sketching giants as they capture the essence of Greenwich Village on paper. Check out Larry's sketching process in the link provided, and be prepared to be inspired by his passion for urban sketching. Subscribe to Urban Sketch Pad for more engaging interviews and artistic adventures!
Watch Larry as his Greenwich Village NYC sketch with Ian unfolds at • Video
What does Larry do when he is not filling up his Urban Sketch Pad? Well, sometimes he is finding ways to building buildings with shipping containers at / @liveinacontainer6602

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He’s the best!

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Yes, he is such a gentleman and great artist.

[@ellencha5975]

Ian looked like he was uncomfortable standing in the middle of traffic, the noises were distracting to hm.

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His body language was certainly something I noticed too. I am grateful to have the time to chat with him while getting to know him better. Thank you for your comment.