Following the chart to 52 drawings this year.
For my street light, I chose to loosely copy a classic lamp – the kind that are suspended from the sides of buildings in cities where old style architecture is kept alive even if the technology is modern.
Meg Sorick, Author/Artist 
Love it, Doc. Reminds me of Paris. 😊
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Thanks! I was trying to copy one of your street light photos but they’re night shots and it was hard to get the details. 😃
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Ahhh! Sorry. Should’ve given me a heads up. I could’ve sent you one in daylight. Looks terrific, nonetheless. 😃
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That would have been cool! Well, I’m sure there are a couple more entries that I can find in your collection for inspiration in the coming weeks! 😃
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I sure hope so. 😃
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Very nice Meg! I never knew there was so much variety of street lights till i googled it. I haven’t seen so many different ones in India. I have not drawn yet but it will be interesting to do it.
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Thanks, Prema. You’re right, there is quite the variety to choose from! I look forward to seeing yours!
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Glass is very difficult. At least I find. Way to go. Would you be able to see any of the back of the layers through the class or the holes up top? Jus curious. Cheers.
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Hmmm maybe… I didn’t have a lot of time to work on this one. I may try again. The photo I used for reference had opaque glass fronts but still the hint of the layers behind may have shown through. Thanks though!
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You’re welcome. I think it would give it more dimension, just a hint in the back.
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I’ll give it a try!
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Very nice!
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Thank you!
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