T&T THURSDAY
Are You Ready? By Barbara Weeks It looks like there's a light at the end of the Covid tunnel! During the pandemic Urban Sketchers-Chicago...
NEITHER SNOW NOR SLEET NOR
Let's Sketch! Be Intrepid Sunday, April 11 12 PM - 3 PM CST Hosted by Gail Dokucu , Urban Sketchers Chicago Our guest hosts this week...
HINDSIGHT FORWARD
Let's Sketch! Redo That View Sunday, April 4 12 PM - 3 PM CST Hosted by Gail Dokucu and Urban Sketchers Chicago Among artists past...
T&T THURSDAY!
People Who Need People By Barbara Weeks Often in urban sketching we focus on the architecture or landmarks we encounter to tell the...
SEEING SPRING
Let's Sketch! Signs of Spring Sunday, March 28 12 PM - 3 PM CST Hosted by Gail Dokucu , Urban Sketchers Chicago and Guest Host, Kris...
LET THERE BE LIGHT
Let's Sketch! Let There Be Light Sunday, March 2112 PM - 3 PM CST Hosted by Gail Dokucu , Urban Sketchers Chicago and Guest Host, Kari...
T&T THURSDAY!
Composition is a Big Word-PART TWO By Alex Zonis What if you have become so interested in composition that you want to dig deeper?...
IT IS THE BEST OF TIMES, IT IS THE
Let's Sketch! Best of CovidtineSunday, March 1412 PM - 3 PM CST Hosted by Evelyn Brody and Urban Sketchers Chicago USk Chicago marked...
CAN SPRING BE FAR BEHIND?
Let's Sketch! Thinking GreenSunday, March 7 12 PM - 3 PM CST Hosted by Paul Ingold and Urban Sketchers Chicago Spring isn't here yet,...
COMPOSITION IS A BIG WORD-PART ONE
By Alex Zonis Composition can be difficult to teach. Do this, don't do that... Unless you want to deliberately break the rules, then...
SEEING THE LIGHT
Let's Sketch! Winter Light Sunday, February 28 12 PM - 3 PM CST Hosted by Brian Wright , and Urban Sketchers Chicago As we begin to...
WHAT'S YOUR BACKGROUND?
Let's Sketch! Backgrounds Sunday, February 14 12 PM - 3 PM CST Hosted by Anna Rappaport , Gail Dokucu , and Urban Sketchers Chicago This...
TA DA!
By Barbara Weeks It's that time of year when the USk Chicago team usually starts planning in ernest for our annual seminar. Well, obviously,...
STRUT YOUR STUFF
Let's Sketch! Choose an Artist Style Sunday, February 712 PM - 3 PM CST Hosted by Gail Dokucu , Carla Milano Nelson and Urban Sketchers...
THINK NEGATIVE
Let's Sketch! Stop, Look, and See Sunday, January 3112 PM - 3 PM Hosted by Evelyn Brody and Urban Sketchers Chicago To you make positive...
ZOOM X 2
Let's SketchZoomin' InSunday, January 2412 PM - 3 PM Hosted by Gail Dokucu , Urban Sketchers Chicago and Guest Host Michele Perrin This...
COZY UP AND SK
Let's SketchHyggeSunday, January 1712 PM - 3 PM Hosted by Gail Dokucu , Urban Sketchers Chicago and Guest Host Rachel Grossman , Hygge...
DO YOU HEAR WHAT I SEE?
Let's SketchMusic to My EyesSunday, January 1012 PM - 3 PM Hosted by Jason McInnes , Gail Dokucu , and Urban Sketchers Chicago Details While...
LET'S GET THE PARTY STARTED!
Let's SketchInspiration CollectionSunday, January 312 PM - 3 PM Hosted by Joann Harling , Gail Dokucu , and Urban Sketchers Chicago Details...
OUT WITH THE OLD AND IN WITH THE NEW?
Let's SketchOld and NewSunday, December 2712 PM - 3 PM Hosted by Kris Van Stockum , Gail Dokucu , and Urban Sketchers Chicago Details...
Emma Elliott presents new marble sculptures at on form 18
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Comfort & Sustainability in Architecture: Trends 2021
An open and collective architecture, rich in symbolism, and at the same time adaptable and reusable. The TerraMater Store / RENESA Architecture Design Interiors Studio. Image ©... Read more ...
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The Long History of Those Who Fought to Save the Animals
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Decades After His Death, Richard Wright Has a New Book Out
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Put Down Your Book. It's Time to Act Out
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The Triumph of the Celebrity Endorsement
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The Woman Who Made Vincent van Gogh
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A 3D-Printed Majlis and Suspended Cliff Platforms: 9 Unbuilt Projects...
Courtesy of AArchitectsOffice This week's curated selection of Best Unbuilt Architecture highlights cultural structures submitted by the ArchDaily Community. From pavilions to... Read more ...
Casa P / Orma Architettura
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Church of St. Georg in Hebertshausen / Heim Kuntscher Architekten und...
Heim Kuntscher Architekten und Stadtplaner Location: Hebertshausen, Bavaria, Germany Project Year: 2020 Photographs: Florian Holzherr Read more ...