Saturday, July 14, 2012

Paris by Watercolor

I've been turning to my watercolor pad a little more often while in Paris---something about the city just begs to be captured in the medium. Here's a selection of some of my Parisian watercolors thus far.


The view from my apartment balcony couldn't be more quintessential.


Good ol' Eiffey.



People hanging around Sacre Coeur and the Lourve.


Café la Contrascarpe---one of Hemingway's old haunts.


Just up the road, another Hemingway haunt: 39 Rue Descartes, where Hem rented a room to keep up the discipline of writing.


Just a castle.


Café.



Paris in the rain, as it was meant to be.


It's not so bad in the sunlight, either.




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