




Bon a part ça, je compte bien retourner au cimetierre de bateaux! Quel source inépuisable de dessins!
St-Malo is really a great source of inspiration for sketching. The region has a strong history that spans over hundreds of years, mostly about corsairs, pirates and promises of adventures, dramas, all related to the sea. As some of you may know, the Old Towne was built as a fortress, to prevent possible invasion from our oh-so beloved brit neighbours. And guess what? They won, eventually. Last we heard of, they were settling in Dordogne, way down South-West.
Jamais trop tard pour poster de tels crobards pris sur le vif (y'avait du vent au moins ?)...Ni pour laisser un commentaire "inutile".
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