City

Sketches from Hong Kong

Vertical compression: forty storeys, two tram rails and a wet market in one frame.

finished sketches from this city

span of the log

media used

longest single sitting

Drawn	Kind	Sketch	On site
17 Oct 2026	Layered process	Drawing a Mong Kok crowd by drawing almost none of it	80 min

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Hong Kong

1 sketch · Hong Kong SAR

Seven hills, tiled facades and a tram that rattles through every drawing you attempt.

Granite, iron balconies and the Douro folding the whole city into one grey-blue plane.

Ochre walls, cedar doorways and shade that moves faster than your pencil.

Two continents, one waterway, and ferries that hand you a new skyline every twelve minutes.

Low slate roofs, copper spires and a harbour clean enough to draw straight into.

Hanok eaves against glass towers — the fastest lesson in drawing two centuries at once.

Awnings stacked like scales, air-conditioner boxes and alleys that never run straight.

Steel, soot and the elevated loop — structure you can read at a glance and draw in an hour.

Tilted slabs, painted market stalls and a haze that flattens distance into value shapes.