Saturdays London Sketchcrawl was a blast! I have never seen so many people all gathered together with one mission-and that is to SKETCH LONDON! It was a sunny day and simply an amazing day to unleash the sketch motions within us! I decided to concentrate on statues because, just walking from Temple Station revealed so many statues. At first site I fell in love with the Statue of Gladstone, so I decided to get that one done first. Then I walked further down and I noticed The Samuel Johnson Statue. This was my final Sketch of the day. For both sketches I sat on sand bags available as I didn't have a folding chair or anything decent to sit on. I have used an A4 Moleskine Sketchbook and used a variety of pencils ranging from: Chunky Graphites, Mechanical Clutch pencils, Oil base Pencils, Rexel Carpenters pencils and graphite pencils to the wonderful Mars Lumograph pencils by Staedtler. I have left the pictures here below which tell more of the story than words can explain.
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| The Statue of Gladstone Sketch |
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| Adebanji sketching The Statue of Gladstone |
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| The Statue of Gladstone and materials |
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| The Statue of Gladstone Scene |
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| The Samuel Johnson Sketch |
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| Adebanji sketching The Samuel Johnson Statue |
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| The Samuel Johnson Statues with materials |
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| The Samuel Johnson Statue Scene |
