Last weekend was a busy time for
Luxembourg sketchers!
On Saturday we met for one of the guided tours by Prof. Robert
Philippart around the Adolphe Bridge (Pont Adolphe). This bridge, one of the emblematic features of Luxemburg, has spanned the Petrusse valley since 1903 and links the upper city with the Bourbon Plateau. The bridge has been reopened only recently after a long period of rehabilitation.
I faced a difficult choice between concentrating on my sketchbook or on the extremely well informed comments of our guide...
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| lines and thumbnails around the pont adolphe |
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and why not try a sketch with no lines,
just surfaces and blotches?
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On Sunday we enjoyed the early spring and had a very
relaxing sketchcrawl on the sun-drenched banks of the Mosel at Grevenmacher.
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a Mosel barge passes at a slow pace,
but you have to sketch quickly
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reflections on the water
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a sketcher on the Mosel bank
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