Wellfleet Screen Door
Text Box: One thing I always look forward to when we’re going on vacation is having a view. We have always gravitated towards islands and peninsulas where there is a lot of water and some form of commercial fishing. I think that gives a place character. I’m always disappointed when our view is just other cottages. This specific scene is actually impossible but it’s close enough to make me happy with it. I got interested in this type of drawing a long time ago. I realized fairly soon that I had to use two viewpoints. Normally I would put as much detail as possible into a drawing but the inside of a cottage isn’t what brings me to it. If we’ve found the kind of place we like we’re always looking through the windows. With this in mind I try to keep the interior simple and save the detail for the view. I’ve often done parts of a lot of drawings from different vantage points so it doesn’t bother me at all that this scene is actually made up of two different drawings.

All material copyright 2009 Neil Borrell

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Close Ups

Duck Harbor

Newcomb Hollow

beer can chicken

Another opportunity for Neil to catch Sea Robins

The real fisherpersons

Dinner

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