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Today we celebrated the 5th anniversary with 'Zine artist Jeff Zenick (who was featured in Abstract Comics, 2009). This was the first SketchCrawl in Tallahassee, Florida, USA, as far as I know. We're glad to join world wide artists in a spirit of solidarity and joy by sketching on location. We plan to participate more often since we've been sketch/hiking on our own for a long time.
Jeff and I sketched at Myers Park, met my wife Sara at the duck pond and then returned to Jeff's studio/home for coffee with Jeff's wife, Paula, and more sketching.












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Woww you had a nice time during sketching. Love the drawings too. I can feel the atmosphere of the park smelling the fragrance of coffee at the studio.

At first you'd be better to choose uploading the image largely on your blog. Size is needed to be adjusted to 100% before uploading.
If not you can click the image on your blog. After you see the large one click the right button of the mouse and copy the URL of the large image.
Then you can post the large size. But this method was not successful in my last experiences. Cheers!

Hi Mark!
Thanks for your reply and kind comments. I am glad to hear that my poor explanation was helpful.
I think the speed in uploading depends only on the internet speed of the cable the computer is connected.
In my computer your big images appears instantly.
Hope you to succeed in uploading big size images next sketchcrawl.
Seeing the big size images I loved them in color and density in those drawings.
I'm happy about that you enjoy the Korean green tea.
Good luck and my best regards to Jeff too,

Thanks for posting them a bit larger!!! Great sketches...impressive trees and shrubbery!!

Hi Tallahassee Sketchcrawlers! Mark your calendars! The next worldwide crawl is April 16 2011!
Location requests?
please click on "Sketchcrawls" above, then "31st World Wide Sketchcrawl", and then "Tallahassee Florida USA" to make location suggestions (or email to me)
Thanks
Mark Fletcher