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The Carolina Theatre is one of my favorite buildings in downtown Greensboro. Not only does it have a wonderful graphic quality, but it also represents a time I really love in history. Sometimes I think I was born at the wrong time.
Once again, this drawing appears differently to me on the screen than it does on paper. I didn't notice how out of perspective it was in my sketchbook, or I would probably have tried to added more lines to fix it.
4 comments:
Forget about it being out of perpective -- what you've produced here is a neat vignette, the kind i'd like to know how to do.
Very Danny Gregory-esque.
I don't see a problem with perspective either...it has you personal touch which is far more important - great drawing!
Ronell
I like it!
It is a really cool drawing. Is this a 1920's building? It looks like some that we have over here from that era.
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