The sweet Gazebo down by The Harbor Walk in Belfast.
(it's my impression, not realistic...)
I sketched near "The Boathouse", (Steamboat Landing) yesterday, mid-day.
This public park is the site of Harbor Fest, Weiner Fest, the Celtic Celebration,
Extreme Frisbee (previous post), Arts in the Park, Summer Evening Concerts & more.
But on this day there weren't many people & the boats in the harbor were resting quietly.
It was calm except for an enthusiastic group from New York who kept cheering
other people from New York who kept arriving at the Boathouse.
I think they were building something in the Boathouse garage
while they laughed & shared stories,
including stories about the old days in NYC.
As I left I thanked "my bench", this public bench,
at the edge of this public park,
at the edge of the river & bay, on the edge of the town.
On the edge of the town, which is my town, Belfast, Maine.
This is absolutely lovely. I really admire your work.
ReplyDeleteI admire your work too..so fanciful and free!
ReplyDeleteIs that turquoise a mix? Or pure? Love it!
I always enjoy how you weave into your post the little details you notice while sketching. Between the actual art work and blog post, you have a lovely way of recording the seemingly ordinary moments of life.
ReplyDeleteAhhh, a piece of calm amidst the other flurry of happenings . . . and soon those leaves will be turning, mm? xx
ReplyDeleteThis looks just like the park in my hometown (Indiana). Nice gathering place!
ReplyDeleteI am delighted with your work.
ReplyDeleteWhat you're doing is wonderful.
Greetings from Poland.
Lucja