This drawing was based on a photo I obtained from the Pexels website, a free stock photo credited to Adam Borkowski. Warsaw is mentioned, but it is unclear whether that is the location of the photographer or the photo itself.
I felt drawn to its color contrasts, as well as its obvious lines of perspective, courtesy of the trolley tracks, leading to a vanishing point on the horizon. Other interesting patterns that caught my eye included the cross-hatching provided by the shadow lines across the tracks, and the shadows of the tracks themselves. And to top it off, each building contributes its own window patterns and reflections.
This drawing was based on a photo I obtained from the Pexels website, a free stock photo credited to Adam Borkowski. Warsaw is mentioned, but it is unclear whether that is the location of the photographer or the photo itself.
I felt drawn to its color contrasts, as well as its obvious lines of perspective, courtesy of the trolley tracks, leading to a vanishing point on the horizon. Other interesting patterns that caught my eye included the cross-hatching provided by the shadow lines across the tracks, and the shadows of the tracks themselves. And to top it off, each building contributes its own window patterns and reflections.