Travel sketch: Downtown Montréal
As a fifteen-year-old, being in Montréal for the first time was an unforgettable experience. I was captivated by the beauty of the old town, its diverse cultural scene, and the distinct meld of European flair and North American optimism. My family had booked a hotel room somewhere along Sherbrooke, between the downtown skyscrapers and the slopes of Mont Royal. Although I did have a camera at the time (one of those tiny ones that used film), something about the city inspired me to record this scene in my sketchbook.
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What a great sketch!
Thanks Debra! I guess you can tell that I was already interested in architecture by that point.
Nice sketch! and you managed to capture Montréal’s most famous building. Actually when I was in high school I dreamed of becoming an architect. I used to like to draw crappy sketches of my fantasy buildings 🙂
Let’s say, it is just like one of your amazing photographs come draw :P!
Montreal’s one of my favorite places in the world. Know those buildings well! Great sketch!
Thanks Jackie, I would love to go back someday – Montreal has such a special vibe!