I had time to sketch the view facing the south, too.
It still felt surreal to see this second time around: one of the busiest freeways in the nation standing open and empty with only an occasional construction trucks or two passing through.
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Sketch of the Week: A Highway with No One on It
This weekend was "Carmageddon 2", when 405 freeway was shut down between 10 freeway and 101 freeway for demolition work. This is a "2" because the freeway was shut down last year, too. I sketched the empty freeway last year, and I biked back to the same spot facing north on Sunset bridge to sketch it again this year.
I had time to sketch the view facing the south, too.
It still felt surreal to see this second time around: one of the busiest freeways in the nation standing open and empty with only an occasional construction trucks or two passing through.
I had time to sketch the view facing the south, too.
It still felt surreal to see this second time around: one of the busiest freeways in the nation standing open and empty with only an occasional construction trucks or two passing through.
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As always impressive work comes from your way. I'm so glad I actually got to meet up and catch up with you in Santo Domingo. Keep the work comming.
Benjamin J.
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