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The Sketch Artist Of Fayetteville Street

by John Morris in Arts on 06/23/2008
3 Comments


Daniel is an artist depicting daily (or nightly) urban life with pencils and ink. He has beautiful drawings of many parts of downtown Raleigh. Above is a cityscape of Fayetteville Street and an almost isometric view of the Post Office. He is currently selling his works for $20 each, the proceeds of which will fund future illustrations with canvas. He has been in Raleigh 4 years.

2008 Goodnight, Raleigh!

3 Comments:


Donna
10/25/2009

Hi Daniel
Hope to talk with you soon
Hope you’re doing ok

Donna
Loree Lam
12/02/2010

Hi Daniel,
I am a pencil artist in Raleigh. You can visit my website. http://www.hismanyfaces.com . One day I will come see you downtown. Who knows maybe I will set up an easel next to you and pull out my pencils. I would like to see your work and get some experience sketching on the streets. God Bless you through the Christmas Season.
Loree Lam
Ms. Nida
10/20/2011

I was wondering if you done people as well

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