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Hi Tallahassee area artists,
We are thinking about doing this May 15th sketchcrawl on the coast (St. Mark's National Wildlife Refuge) before/as the oil spill hits.
Please post reply here or contact me if you can particpate.
Mark

OK; So far, no oil spill damage visible this far east. As of today, we have 5 commited to crawl the coast; we can take bags to pick up trash along the way--they say it helps to pick up trash before the oil hits the shoreline.

It's gonna be hot, but no rain forcast. Bring sunscreen and plenty of water; I'll be at the lighthouse at around nine and noon if you need anything. some of us plan to stay until sunset. See you tomorrow!
Mark

Mark Fletcher's sketches from Florida Gulf Coast at St. Mark's Wildlife Refuge NO OIL YET!

These are some drawings by Barbara Psimas from the may 15th sketchcrawl at St. Marks.

Bravo. was it a real snake ? great sketches

Here are some sketchcrawl pen and inks 2.5" x 3.5 " by Jeff Zenick

Here are some photos taken by Sara taken during our May 15 St. Marks Wildlife Refuge sketchcrawl.

Thanks, Jeff, for posting the images!

Hi Pascal, Yes, it was a real snake, small and curled up. We were drawing not too far from where they filmed the old Tarzan movies, in the 1930's I think, at Wakulla Springs.

markfletcher
waaao great take!! your bold brush with thin pen are really great!! I love first one very much!

jeffzenick
super cool brush sketch!!! it's really great! and it seems to 3D picture! wow!
and The Alligator!!!!!!!! thank you for the nice fotos!!

Wow, what a wonderful location! Great results.

Thoroughly enjoyed my first SketchCrawl with great friends and with great nature around us.
Looking forward to many more in the future. I love seeing the world through everyone else's eyes who paricpated!

Oh Pascal
That little snake was a pygmy rattler (real name). I have seen the eastern diamondback rattlesnake as thick as your leg and as long a your height, but rarely. The pygmy rattler is shy and pretty. We have many snakes of beautiful color here, most are helpful and not poisonous.
Mark

Hi, how great your surroundings is!
I visit your posting firstly, believe it or not.
Poses at ease and nice drawings show how you all enjoy the sketchcrawl.
Real happy to meet sketchers here! Thanks!