One day after work, I headed toward the Union Square area of San Francisco for a little prime people watching. A large park with a cafe, art shows, free outdoor concerts and plenty of seating areas to hang out, Union Square attracts a wide variety of people. You can be sure to spot a diversity of international tourists, exchange students, street preachers, homeless people, crazy drunks, well-dressed office workers, elderly twins, and annoying hipsters all congregating and watching each other pass by. On this particular day, I spotted 3 interesting looking men sitting in close proximity of each other. They all had faces etched with stories to tell and yet each sat in silence as though not aware of the other. I was aware of them though. They needed to be documented, so I went to work. Medium: Ink in moleskine, digital paint.
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Three Kings in a City Park
One day after work, I headed toward the Union Square area of San Francisco for a little prime people watching. A large park with a cafe, art shows, free outdoor concerts and plenty of seating areas to hang out, Union Square attracts a wide variety of people. You can be sure to spot a diversity of international tourists, exchange students, street preachers, homeless people, crazy drunks, well-dressed office workers, elderly twins, and annoying hipsters all congregating and watching each other pass by. On this particular day, I spotted 3 interesting looking men sitting in close proximity of each other. They all had faces etched with stories to tell and yet each sat in silence as though not aware of the other. I was aware of them though. They needed to be documented, so I went to work. Medium: Ink in moleskine, digital paint.
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Very, Very Nice! The men, The greenery, The buildings, & The insightfulness!
Posted by: The Mave | February 01, 2010 at 02:18 PM
Lose lips sink ships.
Posted by: Vern | February 02, 2010 at 03:50 PM
Girly.
Posted by: Vern | February 02, 2010 at 03:51 PM
You are prolific and your art is a pleasure to observe.
Posted by: Red | February 05, 2010 at 11:11 PM