Sketchy Everett Volume 4 - Colby & Hewitt Avenues
Editor’s Note: Originally published November 26, 2015. Updated November 26, 2021.
Every year, the intersection of Colby and Hewitt Avenues magically transforms into a beacon of holiday cheer. I'm never quite sure when the change will occur, so it has the same effect on me it's had since I was a kid- a moment of wonderment, of delight. What choice does one have after all, when there is a Christmas tree suspended overhead, but to surrender to the ostentatious joys of the season at hand?
Elizabeth is an Everett, Washington-based artist and graphic designer. Using pen and watercolor, she sketches from life and creates 'illustrative infographics,' often featuring Northwest themes.
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This unique 107-year old building has always stood out to me, but I never knew it's story until I sat down to draw it this week.
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