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Thursday, December 31, 2009

Christmas Cards



Drawings I had hoped to make into cards. Now they're just here on my blog. Both are live sketches done at San Jose's Christmas in the Park.

Tuesday, December 08, 2009

Figure Drawing on Black







Experiments with prismacolors on black recycled canson paper.

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Dano Festival day 2

2nd day at the festival. Wooden Swings. Bridges. Dudes on bikes. Friends. Whale meat on the river.

















Dano Festival

Fifth day of the Fifth Lunar Month. The Spring festival to pray for fertility and a good harvest.

Koreans, lots of them. Outdoor market. Umbrellas, lots of them. Outdoor Concert. Fireworks.






Cherry Blossom Viewing at Gyeongpo Lake, pt2 - Night Style!

More cherry blossoms.... at night.













Cherry Blossom Viewing at Gyeongpo Lake, pt1 - Sunset Style!

Some pictures from way back in March when the cherry blossoms were in bloom.









Friday, May 15, 2009

Jindalae and Yonsei University




Some images from my sketchbook in Korea. Yonsei University, the #2 University in Korea and Jindalae, spring flowers.

Monday, April 27, 2009

View of Sokcho and Soerak Mt.



Well, not a good view of Seorak Mt, but that's it off in the background. Taken from a famous lighthouse in the port of Sokcho. Interestingly enough, it's an international port. From there it's possible to take a boat to Russia, and then board the Trans-Siberian Express to Turkey. My co-teacher who I was with that day had made that trip several years earlier. Waaay cooler than me.

Naksan Temple






Naksan Temple, 40minutes North of Gangneung, just outside of Sokcho on the East coast. Booyah!

Bullfighting Festival in Daegu





The next morning my friend Jeff, the other dude from the earlier posts, a Korean friend we met named Chul-Woo and myself went out to the countryside to attend the annual Bullfighting Festival. It's the largest in Korea and the stadium was the biggest building for miles.

2nd Day in Daegu







After the bullfighting festival our Korean friend Chul-Woo showed us around town. We also visited a "wine tunnel" where a special persimmon wine is produced. The tunnel was orignal a train tunnel built by the Japanese during the occupation.