Tons and tons (literally) of rusty relics and treasures at the Lampson Crane lay down yard in Pasco, WA Just one of the old warehouses (some...

Other than a truckers point of view, this particular placement of bollards is rather comical. Pencil, micron coloured pens and an eraser ...

It seems that I have been very slow at posting my contributions to the USkTC web site.  The picture below is of the grain elevator East of P...

The USkTC group met up along the east side of Pasco, Wa., along the Columbia River, in an industrialized area once known as Big Pasco, but...

Drawing with my Urban Sketcher friends in Pasco. We all broke up and went different directions and drew different subjects. I picked the C...

The word RACECAR is a palindrome and Amy's ride is a dream.  Maybe she will ride my bike and I drive her car?….  patti kirch

My goal was to capture Patti G in her creative element.  The variegated bloom layers surrounding Cindy's yard were captivating to o...

Dave Poynter Great day and great setting. It is fun just to spend some time with people who make pictures out of almost nothing, just ...

 Not your typical outing for the gang but it was a great turn out.  Unfortunately Jim our fearless leader was under the weather. Hope y...

The Richland Parkway, Richland WA, lapoynte. I tried to put all the artzy stuff in one picture.

Sunshine and the Richland Parkway were perfect reasons why it felt like I was skipping work to Urban Sketch.  Wednesday mornings are pe...

I finally made the last two Tri City Urban Sketchers gathering last Wednesday and today. Last week I tried my hand at my 3rd ever plein...

Weekly Urban Sketcher's Sketch Crawl. We had a great turn out and we sketched the Burbank Pond. I also sketch some people at the...

My grain elevator for the weekly sketch crawl, 11 x 14 pen and colored pencil.

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