596 Markham Street & Bloor Street
Toronto
Old Victorian homes. Over the years they’ve been converted into boutique shops and art galleries – hence the horse sculpture in front.
Honest Ed’s
Honest Ed’s
581 Bloor Street West & Bathurst Street
Toronto
Honest Ed’s bargain centre – famous for its cheap prices, free turkey giveaways during Christmas and crazy slogans like:
“Honest Ed’s a freak… but his prices ain’t so weird.”
Village By The Grange, Toronto
Village By The Grange – Foodcourt
53 McCaul Street
Downtown Toronto
When I was a kid, my parents would take me here to eat. They kept me occupied with crayons and drawing.
As an adult, I still eat here. And I’m still kept occupied with drawing.
CSI Coffee Pub, Toronto
CSI (Centre For Social Innovation) Coffee Pub
720 Bathurst Street
Toronto
Drinking coffee and sketching this place while passing the time.
Jellyfish
The new Toronto aquarium opened up a few months ago. I really wanted to visit, but the lineups are crazy. It’ll be awhile before I get a chance to see it.
So in the meantime I drew some jellyfish.
Materials:• Moleskine Sketchbook – 5″ x 8 ”
• Pigma Micron Pen – 01
Happy Chinese New Year
Happy Chinese New Year.
2014 – the Year of the Horse.
• Moleskine Sketchbook – 5″ x 8 ”
• Pigma Micron Pen – 01
Hello
Hello.
I’m Ray Eng. I’m from Toronto, Canada. Thanks for visiting my site.
About 20 years ago I stopped drawing. 20 years is a long time. So I got myself a sketchbook.
And I started drawing again…
Here’s something I did in my new sketchbook. At first, I didn’t know what to draw, so I just started making lines.
Those lines became a texture. That texture became a tree. The tree became more trees. And then I had a forest.
It felt great to be drawing again after 20 years… even though my hand cramped up from being out of practice.
Materials:• Moleskine Sketchbook – 5″ x 8 ”
• Pigma Micron Pen – 01