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Posted on April 19, 2019April 25, 2021 by Stephen Condren

Watercolor Architectural Rendering #282Z

This article is about watercolor architectural rendering #282Z, of a property listing by Realtor Trisha Kannon of d’aprile properties, and written by artist and United States Navy Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, BFA -SAIC, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery ~ the rendering is done first as a pencil drawing and then a pen & ink, which comes with JPEG & PDF scans for making prints, note cards, and stationery. Congratulations Trisha!

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Realtor

Trisha Kannon
d’aprile properties
REALTOR®
(847) 293-4866
www.daprileproperties.com

The Property

Since the property is unimproved, working drawings of the site structure are provided in the four images below. The architectural rendering that you see at the top of this post, was created from these four elevation working drawings.

When making a rendering from blueprints, it is best to look everything over, for there are always errors in the elevations and this can catch up with you when you are doing the rendering. Watching for all the details is paramount.

Pencil Drawing For Watercolor House Portrait #282Z

Clinker Stylus Sketch

The pencil drawing is the start of the house portrait. If there are changes to be made, this is the time to make them. Generally, I do a light sketch to give an over all scope of the drawing. Then I detail the important parts. For example, I have taken care to make the “tower” structure to the right a part of the design, rather than an element jutting out front. This detail has to convey the message of the house design.

The other important element to the sketch is the foreshortening of the garage which is located to the left side of the house. The garage does not “come out” very far at all, as it is really a side load garage from the left elevation of the home, which cannot be seen from the angle.

Architectural rendering in pencil. — 1, Pencil architectural rending sketch.

Pen & Ink Drawing

Stylus Sketch

The pen & ink drawing is where the rubber meets the road. You cannot make any mistakes here because everything shows. Using whiteout to cover up mistakes get exposed when you apply the watercolor because it washes away the whiteout! I am careful to use the outline of the pencil as my guide when I do the pen & ink. It should be noted that I look at both the working drawings of the house at the same time that I am looking at the pencil sketch as my guide. All has to be done with care.

Steps of pen & ink drawing progression

Below you will see five pen & ink drawing is chronological sequence until the final rendering in ink.

Pen & ink rendering, used for prints at Condren Galleries. — 2, Pen & ink with pencil architectural rendering sketch.

Pen & ink rendering used for making prints at Condren Galleries. — 3, Pen & ink architectural rendering.

Pen & ink rendering. — 4, Pen & ink architectural rendering.

Watercolor

Painting

The watercolor rendering is the final product, which can be seen below. It must be understood that this rendering was made from working drawings, or blueprints. Therefore, there is no landscaping to work with, and thus I have to create my own landscape.

Working from blueprints is always far more complicated than from a photograph, because with the later you have the image of the house right before you. Whereas, in working from blueprints you have to use your mind to create the perspective because all of the image on the blueprints are flat!

Scans

JPEG & PDF

Scans of watercolor architectural rendering #282Z are available in JPEG or PDF formats for making prints, note cards, or posters.

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Fine Arts Gallery

Condren Galleries is pleased to have been to participate in the execution of watercolor architectural rendering #282Z.

Stephen F. Condren for watercolor architectural rendering #282Z

Artist

As an artist I have made watercolor architectural rendering #282Z a staple of my delineaton works.

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Watercolor architectural rendering #282Z pen & ink drawing with prints by artist Stephen F. Condren at Condren Galleries.

Watercolor House Portraits #261Z

Posted on April 18, 2019April 19, 2019 by Stephen Condren

Edward Jones Art #283Z

This article is about Edward Jones Art #283Z, hosted by Travis M. Brown and Rick Melone, and it’s exhibit in conjunction with the Grayslake Arts Alliance, written by artist and United States Navy Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, BFA -SAIC, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery. Congratulations Travis and Rick!

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Edward Jones Art #283Z

Yesterday afternoon Travis M. Brown and Rick Melone of Edward Jones financial advisors hosted an art exhibit in conjunction with the Grayslake Arts Alliance. This was a great opportunity for Edward Jones to showcase their offices along with displaying artwork of local Grayslake artists.

Edward Jones is located at 10 N. Lake Street, Suite 113, Grayslake, IL 60030. Contact information:

Travis Brown, CLU, 847-223-2580, [email protected] ~ Website pick here.
Rick Melone, 847-223-4392, [email protected] ~ Website pick here.

The reception started at 4:00 PM, and lasted until 7:00 PM with many Edward Jones clients as well as members of the Grayslake Arts Alliance in attendance.

Because the tone of the exhibit was up-beat everyone had a good time. Edward Jones offered a fine array of refreshments and things to drink. The office nicely displayed the artwork that is on display for the exhibit. This is the first of a series of exhibits that Edward Jones is doing with the Grayslake Arts Alliance.

Travis and Rick, thank you for sharing with the community the joy of Art and celebrating your successes with your community friends and colleagues at the Grayslake Arts Alliance!

Photos

1, Travis M. Brown with Wendy Petera. #283Z — 1, Travis M. Brown with Wendy Petera.

2, Edward Jones Art Exhibit with Grayslake Arts Alliance. #283Z — 2, Edward Jones Art Exhibit with Grayslake Arts Alliance.

3, Rick Melone with Grayslake Arts Alliance and guests. #283Z — 3, Rick Melone with Grayslake Arts Alliance and guests.

4, Wendy Petera with Grayslake Arts Alliance members. #283Z — 4, Wendy Petera with Grayslake Arts Alliance members.

5, Travis M. Brown. #283Z — 5, Travis M. Brown.

6, Travis M. Brown. #283Z — 6, Travis M. Brown.

7, Stephen F. Condren in front of his artworks. #283Z — 7, Stephen F. Condren in front of his artworks.

8, Travis M. Brown. #283Z — 8, Travis M. Brown.

9, Zee Lacson and Wendy Petera. #283Z — 9, Zee Lacson and Wendy Petera.

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Fine Arts Gallery

Condren Galleries is pleased to have been to participate in the exhibit of Edward Jones Art #283Z.

Stephen F. Condren for Edward Jones Art #283Z

Artist

Edward Jones Art #283Z is an outstanding example of a local business working with the art community, and enriching the tone of their business, and uplifting the character of the community. What better thing that art displays the image of a community?

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Edward Jones Art #283Z pen & ink drawing with prints by artist Stephen F. Condren at Condren Galleries.

Watercolor House Portrait #279Z

This article is about watercolor house portrait #279Z, of a property sold by Broker Nano Engdahl of Baird & Warner, and written by artist and United States Navy Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, BFA -SAIC, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery ~ the house portrait is done first as a pencil drawing and then a pen & ink, which comes with JPEG & PDF scans for making prints, note cards, and stationery. Congratulations Nano!

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Property Sold

310 Woodland Drive, Grayslake, IL 60030

Realtor

Nano Engdahl

Real Estate Broker

Certified Staging Consultant-CSC

Pricing Strategy Advisor-PSA

Short Sale/Foreclosure Representative – SFR

Baird & Warner – Lake County Office

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Pencil Drawing For Watercolor House Portrait #279Z

Clinker Stylus Sketch

The pencil drawing is first done for layout. As you can see in the image below, I have put the note in the right spot and moved the driveway light in a bit more so that it fits well with the landscape. I can look the whole thing over to make sure that the house properly fits in the composition. If you have changes to make this is the time to make them.

I particularly like the two oaks to the far right of the composition. The branches reach out over the top of the house with look really cool. Also, I like the fir tree on the front lawn next to the lamp light.

Pencil house portrait sketch by Stephen F. Condren — Pencil House Portrait Sketch

Pen & Ink Drawing

Stylus Sketch

The pen & ink drawing is where the rubber meets the road. You have to get it right the first time or you are dead! You cannot use “white out” to “fix” mistakes because the watercolor washes it away. So do it right!

Below you can see how I have gone over the lines of the pencil to keep the form the same. I do not trace the image, I merely draw with pen & ink over the pencil. The pencil sketch is a guide, sort of like a prompter at the opera house. Do not worry about making it perfect. The perfect lies in you drawing with the ink. Remember, I am drawing from the photograph not the sketch.

Pen & ink house portrait by artist and United States Navy Veteran Stephen F. Condren. — Pen & Ink House Portrait

Watercolor

Painting

The watercolor rendering is the last phase of the house portrait. You can easily see the work of the pen & ink below and now the fresh tones of color are applied. I have erased any of the salient pencil marks, like those on the note and part of the landscape. I like the pencil to compliment the work of art not compromise it.

Watercolor house portrait #279Z with pen & ink and prints by artist Stephen F. Condren at Condren Galleries. — Watercolor House Portrait

Scans

JPEG & PDF

Scans of house portrait #279Z are available in JPEG or PDF formats for making prints, note cards, or posters.

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Fine Arts Gallery

Condren Galleries is pleased to have been to participate in the execution of watercolor house portrait #000Z.

Stephen F. Condren for watercolor house portrait #279Z

Artist

As an artist I have made watercolor house portrait #279Z a staple of my architectural rendering works.

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Watercolor house portrait #279Z pen & ink drawing with prints by artist Stephen F. Condren at Condren Galleries.

Hard To Love #280Z

Hard to Love #280Z or Baroque Art, is an article about a lecture give by Ellenor Alcorn to members of the Buckingham Society on 18th Century Art, at the Art Institute of Chicago written by artist and United States Navy Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, BFA -SAIC, of Condren Galleries. Congratulations Ellenor Alcorn!

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Buckingham Society

The Buckingham Society is a group of members of the Art Institute of Chicago, dedicated to the museum by means of planned giving. At intervals throughout the year, the Art Institute sponsors special evens such as this luncheon, as a token of appreciation to the society.

Luncheon

The luncheon was located in the Nichols Board of Trustees Suite, located on the second level of the Modern Wing. We were provided with salad to start then a savory chicken and pasta. Desert was an orange flavored kind of gelatin with fruit, because it was the closing treat.

Ellenor Alcorn

Our speaker was Ellenor Alcorn, Chair and Eloise W. Martin Curator of European Decorative Arts. Ellenor was an outstanding speaker, because she has a gift for bringing the audience into her fold.

Invitation to Hard to Love #280Z

Slide presentation

The topic was on five prize pieces of Baroque and Rococo Art in the museum’s collection. Ellenor’s approach was innovative, because he integrated abstract images. She wanted the audience to cast a vote on weather we approved or disapproved of a work of art by means of a “thumbs up or down”. Thus, forcing us to take an aesthetic risk on the work of art prior to her discussion of the piece. Ellenor kept us on our toes!

She wanted us to look at the Baroque and Rococo on terms outside of “too much”. Also, she brought out points in each of the works of art that added new understanding to each piece taken as a whole. This was particularly true of the Meissen porcelain centerpiece.

Hard to Love lecture at the Art Institute of Chicago.

Invitation

Key notes

Below is the inside face of the invitation providing information on the event.

Back Of Invitation

Provenance

The backside give information on the centerpiece of the over of the invitation.

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Fine Arts Gallery

Condren Galleries is pleased to have been to participate in the execution of watercolor house portrait #000Z.

Stephen F. Condren for Hard to Love #280Z

Artist

As an artist I hardily approve of Hard to Love #280Z as an outstanding lecture and discourse of Fine Art.

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Hard to Love #280Z an article by artist Stephen F. Condren at Condren Galleries.

Bingo For Veterans #278Z

This article is about the American Legion hosting Bingo for veterans #278Z at James A. Lovell Health Care Center, Naval Station Great Lakes. This article is written by artist and United States Navy Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, BFA -SAIC,of Condren Galleries. Congratulations American Legion and Veterans!

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The American Legion

Because the American Legion is an organization dedicated to United States Veterans, it has made arrangements with it’s local chapter posts to serve food and refreshments to patients at Lovell Health Care Center.

Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center, Great Lakes Naval Command

Most importantly, the bingo event was held in Bourque Hall at the Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center, Naval Station Great Lakes, Illinois. Because Great Lakes is located in Lake County, the American Legion was there. The health care center was named in honor of Apollo 13 astronaut James A. Lovell. Three members of the Grayslake Post 659 were there to offer service. The Grayslake Post is conveniently located to Naval Station Great Lakes.

The American Legion And Bing For Veterans #278Z

Legion Posts

It was both an honor and a comfort to see the dedicated veterans from American Legion posts gathered together to help veteran soldiers in need of care. As a member of Grayslake American Legion Post 659, I was proud to be at this event. I was given money to hand out to each of the winners of binger. After about 45 minutes there was a break and all of the American Legion members stood at the concession table serving food and beverages to the veterans.

After about 25 minutes, the bingo game resumed and the prize money went up from $2 to $5. Everyone, however, was a winner! Because I was able to assist those in need, I felt like the greatest winner. God bless America!

1, American Legion Officers hosting Bing at Lovell Health Care Center.

Condren Galleries Ltd. And Bingo For Veterans #278Z

Fine Arts Gallery

Condren Galleries is pleased to have been to participated in bingo for veterans #278Z.

Stephen F. Condren And Bingo For Veterans #278Z

Artist

As an artist I observe and study the figures and the space bingo for the composition of future artwork. Whenever I walk into a space I am immediately aware of the perspective of the room and the elements in that space. For example, if you look at the hall in the photos above you can see the images of the people receding in scale to their size as you go from the lens back to the stage.

Bourque Hall

Bourque Hall is located in Building #4 on the naval base and is close to the center core of buildings that comprise the James A. Lovell Health Care Center. The interior architecture of the room is Colonial and in the front is a nice size stage for performing ceremonies and giving announcements.

The hall is rectangular in shape and offers ample room for large gatherings. There is a small kitchen and service booth in the rear of the room. For the most part we post members served the food and drinks and then we cleared the tables. Other American Legion members went back out to the veterans and finished handing out the cash prices to the winners.

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Bingo for veterans #278Z by American Legion at Great Lakes Naval Command, Condren Galleries.

Nosferatu Pencil Drawing #277Z

Nosferatu pencil drawing #755A of a vampire with shading that brings out the terror of the monster.

This article is about Nosferatu pencil drawing #277Z, which is for sale here, and written by artist and United States Navy Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, BFA, SAIC, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery, with JPEG & PDF scans and prints.

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The Motion Picture

This drawing is based upon the famous 1922 German film of the vampire Count Orlok by Friederich Wilhelm Murnau. The film was based on the famous novel of Dracula by Bram Stoker. However, due to copyright issues the film was banned in Germany and many of the original copies were destroyed.

Intent

My intention for this drawing is to bring out the character of Count Orlok and not to copy a photograph. If there is anything that is more boring or lame for an artist to do, it is to copy photos. The practice of copying photos is excellent when learning how to develop drawing skills, but it is only the excercise, not the art.

Count Orlok from Nosferatu By F. W. Murnau. — Count Orlok From Nosferatu By F. W. Murnau

Pencil Drawing For Nosferatu Pencil Drawing #277Z

Clinker Stylus Sketch

The pencil drawing of the count was first done very lightly and then as I progressed I used hatching and cross-hatching to bring in more detail. In the drawing below you can see the lighter sketch below the hatching.

Nosferatu pencil drawing #755A and prints by artist and Navy Veteran at Condren Galleries. — Nosferatu Drawing By Stephen F. Condren

Pen & Ink Drawing

Stylus Sketch

The pencil drawing below I have increased the hatching and delineated the contour lines of the face and hand. Because of the intense cross-hatching near the edge of Count Orolk’s face, there is an added mood of suspense to the image. The cross-hatching is nice for making prints because lines show up very clearly on reproductions.

Scans

JPEG & PDF

Scans of Nosferatu pencil drawing #277Z are available in JPEG or PDF formats for making prints, note cards, or posters.

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Fine Arts Gallery

Condren Galleries is pleased to have been to participate in the execution of Nosferatu drawing #277Z.

Stephen F. Condren For Nosferatu Pencil Drawing #277Z

Artist

As an artist I have made drawing like that of Nosferatu #277Z a staple of my work.

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Nosferatu pencil drawing #277Z and prints by artist Stephen F. Condren at Condren Galleries.

Watercolor House Portrait #276Z

This article is about watercolor house portrait #276Z, of a property sold by Broker/Realtor, Renee Devedjian, of @Properties, 2571 Waukegan Road, Bannockburn, IL 60015, and written by artist and United States Navy Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, BFA -SAIC, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery ~ the house portrait is done first as a pencil drawing and then a pen & ink, which comes with JPEG & PDF scans for making prints, note cards, and stationery. Congratulations Renee Devedjian!

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Property Sold

1300 Kristin Drive, Libertyville, IL 60048

Realtor

Renee Devedjian

Pencil Drawing For Watercolor house portrait #276Z

Clinker Stylus Sketch

The pencil drawing is the foundation of the house portrait. As you can see from the sketch below I have captured the image of the house precisely. The photo of the home was distorted making it recede down to the left, so I adjusted the perspective to a more natural view.

All that you need in the sketch is the simple clean line. I do not busy up the preliminary sketch with shade and shadows, that is not that task at hand.

Because the large ornamental tree and flowers were blocking the right side of the house, I moved them over to the right so as to get a clear view of the entire structure.

Pencil sketch of a house portrait by artist and United States Navy Veteran, Stephen F. Condren.

Pen & Ink Drawing

Stylus Sketch

The pen & ink drawing is where the rubber meets the road! There is no turning back at this point and you have to do it right! Once the ink hits the paper it is final, just like a house closing. You cannot use white out or other gimmicks to cover over mistakes because when you apply the watercolor it washes all the white out away! What you see is what you get.

In the drawing below you can see that I have carefully followed the outline given to me from the pencil sketch from above. I enhanced the tree behind the house to have grace to the composition. Generally, I do not put ink on the background trees but this drawing seemed to call for it.

Watercolor

Painting

The watercolor is very carefully applied because you cannot go back and fix it. Since watercolor is transparent you can see everything, so you have to set the colors in place correctly the first time.

On both sides of the composition I have put a touch of red for the Norway Maples which are there. The sidewalk and steps are brick pavers and so I used a touch of red and brown to bring out those tones.

Watercolor house portrait by artist and United States Navy Veteran, Stephen F. Condren.

Scans

JPEG & PDF

As a follow-up after sending the house portrait to me clients, I email them the scan of the watercolor. The scan can be put into JPEG or PDF formats for making note cards or stationary as follow-up gifts for clients.

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Fine Arts Gallery

Condren Galleries is pleased to have been to participate in the execution of watercolor house portrait #276Z for Realtor Renee Devedjian.

Stephen F. Condren for Watercolor house portrait #276Z

Artist

As an artist I have made watercolor house portrait #276Z a staple of my architectural rendering works.

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Watercolor house portrait #276Z pen & ink drawing with prints by artist Stephen F. Condren at Condren Galleries.

Watercolor House Portrait #275Z

This article is about watercolor house portrait #275Z, of a property sold by Managing Broker/Realtor Nick Garcia of Baird & Warner, 21130 S. LaGrange Road, Frankfort, Illinois 60423, and written by artist and United States Navy Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, BFA -SAIC, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery ~ the house portrait is done first as a pencil drawing and then a pen & ink, which comes with JPEG & PDF scans for making prints and note cards. Congratulations Nick Garcia.

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Property Sold

9154 S. 83rd Court, Hickory Hills, Illinois

Realtor

Nick Garcia, Managing Broker, Baird Warner, Frankfort, Illinois

Pencil Drawing For Watercolor House Portrait #275Z

Clinker Stylus Sketch

The pencil drawing of the house portrait is the first thing that I do. This is just like the basement foundation of a house, for though it is rough and crude, it is what everything is build upon.

Pen & Ink Drawing

Stylus Sketch

The pen & ink is then applied after I finish the preliminary pencil sketch. Due to the nature of pen & ink you have to be very careful and precise for it is most unforgiving. What you see is what you get. Also, you cannot “escape” from your errors with “white out” or other gimmicks to cover up a mistake. This is because once you put the watercolor on the paper it dissolves the “mask” and exposes the ink underneath.

Watercolor

Painting

The watercolor is the last step in the process of producing the rendering. As you can see from the image below the ink clearly delineates the subject and the watercolor graciously compliment the landscape. I particularly enjoy the ornamental hedges at the center of the front lawn. The bulbous forms are a delight to look at.

Watercolor House Portrait #275Z by Stephen F. Condren. — Watercolor House Portrait #275Z

Scans

JPEG & PDF

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Fine Arts Gallery

Condren Galleries is pleased to have been to participate in the execution of watercolor house portrait #275Z for Managing Broker Nick Garcia.

Stephen F. Condren for watercolor house portrait #275Z

Artist

As an artist I have made watercolor house portrait #275Z a staple of my architectural rendering works.

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Watercolor house portrait #275Z pen & ink drawing with prints by Stephen F. Condren at Condren Galleries.

Veterans Honor Women #274Z

This article is about Lake County Veterans and Family Services Foundation’s hosting an event for Veterans honoring women #274Z for Women’s History Month, written by artist and United States Navy Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, BFA -SAIC. Congratulations Veteran Women!

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Road Home Program

Ashton Kroner of Road Home Program, spoke on what she was offering to Veterans of all walks of life, and regardless of the discharge status. The Road Home Program is affiliated with Rush Edu. The Road Home Program is an out patient program that has a treatment window of time ranging from one to approximately 25 days. Road Home Program is not a residential program. However, it works in tandem with other agencies that can assist Veterans with those needs.

Karyn Davidman

We were all honored by the presence of Karyn Davidman, Casework Director for Congressman Bradley S. Schneider. Because Karyn brought up points that were germane to women’s issues and Veterans, she enriched the discourse of this seminar. Most importantly, Karyn was able bring out the resources of the different Veterans at the table. Karyn Davidman was “Sine quo none”.

Enrichment

Clearly as different people came to the table with their life stories pertaining to women’s issues and the Military a sense of camaraderie and fellowship came to fore. Sharing, understanding, and open mindedness to all issues regarding women, the Military, was at hand. Above all, answers to difficult questions, and solutions were made manifest right on the spot by an attorney, educators, and caseworkers. Truly, this was a seminar that enriched the lives of all that attended and it can be said that we all walked away as better people from it.

Images Of Lake County Veterans Honors Women #274Z

Lake County Veterans Honor Women's Military History — *2, Lake County Veterans And Family Services Honors Women’s History Month*

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Veteran Women

Condren Galleries honors all Veteran women past and present. Because I am a veteran that served on board the USS Midway CV-41, I have made it my mission to give back to our country what it has given to us.

Posted on March 24, 2019March 24, 2019 by Stephen Condren

Denny Chimes Pen & Ink Drawing #273Z

Denny Chimes #753A pen & ink landmark drawing of a campanile bell tower.

This article is about Denny Chimes #273Z, written by artist Stephen F. Condren, BFA -SAIC, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery ~ the house portrait is done first as a pencil drawing and then a pen & ink, which comes with JPEG & PDF scans for making note cards. Stephen F. Condren was given the Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition by Congressman Bradley S. Schneider.

Denny Chimes #273Z prints are for sale here.

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Property Sold

Denny Chimes is named after the beloved George H. Denny, President of University of Alabama. Dr. Denny had wanted to retire, so as a play to keep him on, the University erected this fine campanile tower to keep him on, and it worked!

Pencil Drawing For Denny Chimes #253Z

Clinker Stylus Sketch

The pencil drawing was done in two phases. First a light layout sketch to give the proper scope and perspective of the drawing. This drawing had to be done very lightly because it is subject to change.

Denny Chines University Of Alabama pencil drawing by artist Stephen F. Condren.

Second Sketch

The second sketch is really the final draft to get a real feeling of how the drawing will look when the pen & ink is applied.

Denny Chines University Of Alabama Pencil Drawing. — Denny Chines University Of Alabama Pencil Drawing

Pen & Ink Drawing

Stylus Sketch

The pen & ink drawing is the last phase of the rendering and as you can clearly see, all of the line work from the preliminary sketches are all in place.

Watercolor

Painting

The watercolor rendering.

Scans for Denny Chimes #273Z

JPEG & PDF

Scans of the pen & ink drawing are available in JPEG & PDF formats.

Condren Galleries Ltd. for Denny Chimes #273Z

Fine Arts Gallery

Condren Galleries is pleased to have been to participate in the execution of Denny Chimes #273Z.

Stephen F. Condren

Artist

As an artist I have made Denny Chimes #273Z a staple of my architectural rendering works.

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Denny Chimes #273Z pen & ink drawing with prints by Stephen F. Condren at Condren Galleries.

Realtor

The Property

Pencil Drawing For Watercolor House Portrait #282Z

Pen & Ink Drawing

Steps of pen & ink drawing progression

Watercolor

Scans

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Edward Jones Art #283Z

Photos

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Property Sold

Realtor

Pencil Drawing For Watercolor House Portrait #279Z

Pen & Ink Drawing

Watercolor

Scans

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Buckingham Society

Luncheon

Ellenor Alcorn

Invitation to Hard to Love #280Z

Invitation

Back Of Invitation

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The American Legion

Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center, Great Lakes Naval Command

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Bourque Hall

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The Motion Picture

Intent

Pencil Drawing For Nosferatu Pencil Drawing #277Z

Pen & Ink Drawing

Scans

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Property Sold

Realtor

Pencil Drawing For Watercolor house portrait #276Z

Pen & Ink Drawing

Watercolor

Scans

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Stephen F. Condren for Watercolor house portrait #276Z

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Property Sold

Realtor

Pencil Drawing For Watercolor House Portrait #275Z

Pen & Ink Drawing

Watercolor

Scans

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Stephen F. Condren for watercolor house portrait #275Z

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Road Home Program

Karyn Davidman

Enrichment

Images Of Lake County Veterans Honors Women #274Z

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Property Sold