KEY III
WHAT TO SKETCH: PLACES
Landscapes and cityscapes are words that make us think of sweeping vistas and detailed scenes. But capturing a sense of place does not always have to be grand. Sometimes the smallest little corner of a scene holds more meaning than the big view.
Richard Briggs is interested in the spaces between buildings. In the narrowest of spaces, he searches out and sketches snippets of life.
RICHARD BRIGGS
But Where Are You Flying to?
81/4" × 111/2" | 21 × 29.7 cm; pen
As Fred Lynch traces his family’s history, he searches ...
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