Another puzzler for you to test your Edinburgh architecture knowledge, this week I discovered these impressive swirls of masonry, but can you tell me where they are, and have been for almost 200 years?
Good luck and remember to check in at the ES facebook page for clues though out the day.
Include hashtag #wherearti with your answers either below, on facebook or twitter.
Answers to come by the end of the day and hopefully this week I will get that WhereArt!? leaderboard setup.
The drawing is in black ink, using a staedtler triplus fineliner, with pencil shading (HB) over the top, to highlight the building.
Morning everyone, here is this weeks #wherearti quiz, can you name the sketch?
This beautiful red sandstone building is not too far from the centre of town, it maybe a tough one but this building has a busy weekend coming up. Extra points if you tell me what that is.
Good luck and remember to check in at the ES facebook page for clues though out the day.
Include hashtag #wherearti with your answers either below, on facebook or twitter. Answers and a new leaderboard this afternoon. From this week we’ll start a top table of WhereArtI? guessers!! How well do you know Edinburgh?
Welcome to this weeks WereArtI? quiz, have a guess at where in Edinburgh you think my sketch is of. Many of you will of walked past this building on the way to work, perhaps without noticing the top.
Any ideas? Let me know your thoughts below, or on twitter at @edinsketcher or at facebook/edinburghsketcher If you haven’t a clue just guess! and be sure to tag your guess with #wherearti
Keep an eye on my facebook page for clues thoughout the day.
Good luck!!
So far #WhereArtI? is just for fun, but if you have any ideas for prizes or would like to sponsor the quiz then get intouch at contact@www.edinburghsketcher.com
Keep an eye on my facebook page for clues thoughout the day.
Good luck!!
So far #WhereArtI? is just for fun, but if you have any ideas for prizes or would like to sponsor the quiz then get intouch at contact@www.edinburghsketcher.com
This weeks #wherearti? quiz will have you looking to the sky, check the time in central Edinburgh to discover this iconic piece of the capital’s architecture.
Morning sketch fans, here is another puzzle for you, where was this sketch done?
I hope to make this a weekly feature, the only rule is they will all be within Edinburgh City. I have still to settle on a name though, I had wanted something to tie in with the day of the week, like ‘Saturday sketch search’ or something, any ideas? Perhaps ‘Wednesday’s where art I?’ – thanks to @daisystreet for helping with that one.
So this is the first – any ideas? My wife has just informed me this could be anywhere as there are lots of Lion Ramparts throughout the city, so you may need clues later. But lets see first, this particular one is quite new, very shiney and gold in colour.
‘A walk not far from home I turned a street corner to find this beautiful Victorian lamp post. Bright green and standing out in a street of more modern homes. But can you tell me where this is? Another hidden gem from Edinburgh’s suburbs. Do you recognise the green lamp post?’
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Another puzzler for you to test your Edinburgh architecture knowledge, this week I discovered these impressive swirls of masonry, but can you tell me where they are, and have been for almost 200 years?
Morning everyone, here is this weeks #wherearti quiz, can you name the sketch?
Welcome to this weeks WereArtI? quiz, have a guess at where in Edinburgh you think my sketch is of. Many of you will of walked past this building on the way to work, perhaps without noticing the top.
Welcome to this weeks #wherearti? quiz. A pretty tough one this week … these three pillars enjoy an unspoilt view, but of where?
Morning sketch fans, here is another puzzle for you, where was this sketch done?
I spent some time waiting today, waiting for the other half. Waiting patiently with the kiddies, who were being good , ie quiet!.
‘A walk not far from home I turned a street corner to find this beautiful Victorian lamp post. Bright green and standing out in a street of more modern homes. But can you tell me where this is? Another hidden gem from Edinburgh’s suburbs. Do you recognise the green lamp post?’