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Derwent watercolor pencil on Bienfang 140 lb. watercolor paper |
After looking around Fort Santiago for interesting subjects to draw, I decided to settle in a shady spot, from which a number of
kalesas (horse drawn carriage) were visible, to shelter myself from the scorching heat. When I showed the finished sketch to a friend, she thought that the
kalesa was drawn out of my imagination as it resembles the pumpkin carriage ridden by Cinderella to the ball. But the
kalesa is a real one, and I guessed, was designed as such to attract tourists. What really caught my attention was the shadow made by the foliage on the ground.
Unexpectedly, bird poop fell on my wrist and on the sketch after having just finished my sketch. Can you locate the exact spot where the bird poop landed on my sketch?