Brrr! It’s cold out here. Scenes from a snowy Seattle landscape | Seattle Sketcher
As Seattle (finally) begins to thaw out, Seattle Sketcher Gabriel Campanario shares a couple of his favorite drawings from the 2019 Seattle Snowpocalypse.
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Seattle Sketcher Gabriel Campanario
Gabriel Campanario illustrates life in the Puget Sound region.
From then to now: Pink elephant of the Elephant Car Wash has seen Seattle change drastically around it | Seattle Sketcher
The pink elephant of the Elephant Car Wash is a Seattle landmark, and as these two sketches from the Seattle Sketcher show, the pink elephant...
Frosty on the outside, toasty on the inside | Seattle Sketcher
Sketched Feb. 4, 2019 Did you have the chance to work remotely today with all that snow out there? For part of the day, my...
A glimpse of Lynnwood of 100 years ago includes this storybook cottage | Seattle Sketcher
Sketched Jan. 30, 2019 Picture Lynnwood in the 1920s. An impressive landmark, among many chicken farms, was this Tudor-style building that served as the first...
Commute through a forest in Mountlake Terrace had a little roadblock | Seattle Sketcher
Sketched Jan. 24, 2019 Thank goodness nobody was walking this hillside trail when a 70-foot fir fell down over the weekend. The path through the...
Bright lights, dark city: Lingering downtown decorations ease the winter gloom
I'm noticing more decorative lights than in years past, and they make Seattle so much more welcoming.
Quiet day at the Ballard Locks | Seattle Sketcher
As I sketched this yacht heading toward Salmon Bay, some bystanders wondered when the next boat would come through. Busy or not, the boat activity...
Take a few last looks at the Alaskan Way Viaduct, through Seattle Sketcher’s eyes | Seattle Sketcher
Take those viaduct selfies while you can. The aging elevated freeway is scheduled to close forever Jan. 11 to get ready for the wrecking ball.
Fremont Troll has new neighbors, gets ready for a holiday party | Seattle Sketcher
Sketched Nov. 28, 2018 I wish I could just caption this sketch saying here’s the Fremont Troll, the beloved public sculpture under the Aurora Bridge...