| It always surprises me how intimate the act of drawing is. By putting your pen to paper you are making marks that come from within. They are yours. Learning to own them and work with them is a beautiful journey. It can be somewhat tumultuous at times as we can all be our worst enemy. For me, watching, encouraging and guiding others to love their own drawings is such a reward. Take our morning view from Saturday for example. The group met on Dornoch Terrace to look down over Boundary Street. The view is a magnificent aspect for drawing in one point-perspective. Every sketch was so uniquely personal. When drawing you are the author. You take action and decide how the story is told. Drawing offers possibilities to imagine the alternative, the other, the future. | 
UAB Sketching from Dyke Bridge, Dornoch Terrace, Highgate Hill.
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Urban Art Binge Sketching Boundary Street. Clockwise from top left: Jeff Cowan, Angela Cowan, Judy-Joy Bell, Loni Mills, Lisa De Re, Emily Fong, Debbie McLachlan.
UAB Group Sketching in front of Justice Products on Boundary Street by Lisa De Re.
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Jeff drawn by Judy-Joy. Loving the simplicity and confidence of this line. Jeff's second hand made man bag is imortalised in this contour drawing! Nice one JJ.
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Angela drawing Justice Products.
Debbie rockin' the suburban street perspective!
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You just never know what you'll come across to draw in West End! We ♥ Boundary Street.
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