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Friday, June 18, 2010

Watercolor Sketch - Lunchtime at the Public Library Concert, 9th and Locust, St. Louis

Watercolor sketch by Steve Penberthy, Lunchtime at the Public Library Concert, 9th & Locust, St. Louis


Lunchtime at the Public Library Concert, 9th and Locust, St. Louis
Watercolor and ink on Strathmore 140-lb CP paper
9" x 12" (23 x 31 cm)
©2010 Steve Penberthy


I sketched in downtown St. Louis over lunchtime and took in the St. Louis Public Library's "Not So Quiet! Concert Series." Today's entertainment was provided by the Bottoms Up Blues Gang, featuring vocalist Kari Liston, guitarist Jeremy Segel-Moss and Adam Andrews on harmonica. The BUBG plays a unique blend of originals and covers in the styles of Delta Blues, R&B, Soul, Jazz, and Blues-influenced Rock & Roll.

It was 94 degrees with a triple-digit heat index, but an occasional breeze, a shady spot, and some cold water kept the heat at bay.

9 comments:

Keith said...

Great colour.

Steve Penberthy said...

Keith: Thanks so much!

Frank said...

It's a wonder that your paint didn't dry on you before you could complete the washes in that heat!
Nice easy going painting.

Steve Penberthy said...

Frank: Good point! Even though it was hot, the humidity allowed the paper to stay adequately wet to work with it. Uncomfortable for me, but the paper seemed to like it. :)

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