The mission is simple: Get as many people sketching together as you can. Experts, beginners, it doesn’t matter. The annual West Coast Sketch Crawl is open to anyone who wants to draw — and this year ...

It was one week before Christmas and Rosedale Center buzzed with shoppers and twinkling holiday displays. Amid the bustle, it would be easy to miss people perched at tables and on benches at the ...

Urban Sketchers is an international non-profit organization dedicated to fostering a global community of artists who practice on-site drawings to enhance the artistic, narrative, and educational value ...

Mandy Lewis-Houston decided to sketch the Yorktown Windmill on a warm afternoon in early March. As she worked, a passerby stopped, pausing on Water Street to notice the windmill she said she’d passed ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — On a crisp, bright fall Saturday morning, Portland's Director Park awakens. A woman moves through her exercise routine. A pianist fills the air with music on an outdoor piano open for ...

BRATTLEBORO — A local chapter of Urban Sketchers gathers at spots in and around town to sketch what they see. According to urbansketchers.org, “Urban Sketchers is a global community of sketchers ...

It’s a common image: an artist standing at an easel in a city square. The artist wears a beret and striped shirt. He aims his thumb at an object to approximate its angle. He assertively mixes colors ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A group of local artists ...

Karen Voyer-Caravona is a Louisville resident who uses watercolor sketching as a therapeutic outlet. Voyer-Caravona is a member of Urban Sketchers Jeffersonville, a local chapter of a global urban ...

Urban Sketchers is an international non-profit organization dedicated to fostering a global community of artists who practice on-site drawings to enhance the artistic, narrative, and educational value ...

You've seen them about town. One or two in folding chairs, perhaps, with a small easel set up in front. Another may have been sitting on the ground cross-legged, looking intently at a building or a ...