At the top of Nob Hill in San Francisco sits Grace Cathedral. Nob Hill is an interesting neighbourhood – full of big grand hotels and spectacular views, many years ago this windswept hill was too steep for regular San Franciscans to bother reaching, a place for hermits and rich mansion builders to live away from the rabble of the Barbary Coast. The cable car made it more easily accessible and it was by cable car that I made it up hill to sketch Grace Cathedral. I like this big cathedral. It has a labyrinth inside (it’s just drawn on the floor though, not with hedges or minotaurs, and the answers are at the back). That’s right – a Maze in Grace…
I then sat in Huntington Park, in front of the cathedral, and noticed other people out drawing in sketchbooks. The weather was amazing, warm, golden sunlight everywhere, and people were out taking advantage. I sketched a smallish house which I found quite interesting looking.


You drew all six in one day??? I’m always impressed, but now I’m REALLY impressed!
cheers! but actually there are two more to come. I drew nine in total that day (including the train sketch). I like to pack them in when i go to the city!
Fabulous sketches – I have been to Grace cathedral and walked the labyrinths, inside and outside.
nice! they’re based on the ones at chartres, from what i understand.