My First Cityscape

Yesterday I gave you a little sneak peek of what I had been working on. Here is the finished project.

I have long been a serious admirer of Robin Mead's artwork. She and I both love bright color - the more the merrier. A month or so ago, Robin sent out an email announcing an online class she was going to teach about . . .  Crazy Colorful Cityscapes.  You can find a link to her classes, including this one,  on Robin's website by clicking here. 
NOTE: This is a paid for class, Robin makes a living from her artwork. For that reason, I will not  be showing you steps, nor explaining what to do. You can get more information on her site, or better yet - take the class. I will just be showing you some of my work.
Above is the linework art that I did  for my first cityscape.  I really loved it at that point and was hesitant about adding color, but honestly 'color' is why I signed up  for the class! Hahahaha!

From there it was a quick jaunt to add some color!

 And to add some detail work!!

 I hope I remember to add the year

to each cityscape I make.

If you follow me, you already know that Kneaders is a special place in our family.

Then I added some more little details.  And . . .

. . . called it done. 
And now, it is on to lesson two!
(For color I used Lolliz gel pens, gelly roll pens, Schmincke watercolors, Daniel Smith ultrafine watercolors, posca pens, an ultra-fine point Sharpie, and a uni-ball Signo pen.) SaveSave