At the Mexican restaurant last night, I thought I got a decent spatial sense going on in my sketch, even though the building is one of those added onto 1920's bungalows with weirdly shaped rooms. Mind you, there was another row of people in between the girls and the way-hunched over guy, but the people quickly came and went, talking not of Michaelangelo, but of how drunk they got many times over Christmas. Extremely edifying, wasn't it. That's life in a college town. 
Today I drew the dining room of my friend Moreton, cookbook writer, ex-restaurateur and now wonderful interior designer. 
I love this interior theme. It would serve me well to concentrate on this, making interiors works of art with proper perspective etc. would be a fun challenge. :) Nice studies Laura!
Posted by: Kathleen Marie | January 13, 2006 at 08:22 AM
You rock.
Posted by: Chuck Rose | January 11, 2006 at 11:14 PM
Hi everyone! Will be taking daughter back to college today, will post an interior tonight! Addicted, says, Elaine---committed, says I, and maybe a trifle committable, too. Thanks for your encouraging words, as always.
Posted by: Laura | January 11, 2006 at 01:14 PM
wonderful stuff... i am becoming a slave to your posts, checking in daily to see your latest and greatest! i'm really enjoying it!
Posted by: carolyn | January 11, 2006 at 10:33 AM
Oh good lord woman, you're addicted ... addicted I say ... blimey, I've found it hard enough to draw inside my own house without doing other places too lol! You're just soooo good at this stuff - do I detect a trace of enjoyment?
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Posted by: Elaine | January 11, 2006 at 10:15 AM
It's a lot more complicated, isn't it, having to deal with a multitude of perspectives and how all these things relate to each other? Kind of like juggling chainsaws. The Mexican restaurant looks like they have good food.
Posted by: Wally | January 11, 2006 at 10:05 AM