Back in 2001 I climbed up a tower in Tabor (Czech Republic) and looked out over the city. I can’t remember which tower, but I do remember the view. These are the sketches and paintings I did following that trip, where I played around with abstract patterns created by the rooftops.

Discovered Again: Rooftop Inspiration from Tabor, Czech Republic
- January 27, 2014
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