#frenchcuisine

2421 Cafe au soleil

| Angie Brooksby Arcangioli
2421 Cafe au Soleil 10×15 cm pen, ink and watercolour on Canson 300 gr archival paper

Did you notice? She has two right hands. This was painted live, in Paris when I was on my lunch break from teaching English. I am happy that is in the past, it was fun for a while and a great experience. The cafe was on Avenue de Ternes. That’s a big busy street that goes straight west to La Defense.

An illustration a day from the French Riviera

Possibly still Available on Daily Paint Works.

2321 Fraisier

| Angie Brooksby Arcangioli
2321 Fraisier 10×15 cm pen, ink and watercolour on Canson 300 gr archival paper

An illustration a day from the French Riviera

Possibly still Available on Daily Paint Works.

This is one of my favorite French pastries and this one in particular was delicious.

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2121 Café Croissant

| Angie Brooksby Arcangioli
2121 Café Croissant: 10×15 cm pen, ink and watercolour on Canson 300 gr archival paper

An illustration a day from the French Riviera

Available on Daily Paint Works.

Sometimes a croissant au beurre and a café noisette is what hits the spot. Especially if it’s your birthday, Ben!

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1721 LA FenÊtre Parisienne

| Angie Brooksby Arcangioli
1721 La Fenêtre Parisienne: 10x15cm, pen, ink, and watercolour on Canson 300 gr archival paper

An illustration a day from Paris and the French Riviera

I like the bamboo sticks on this windowsill.

Available for 25 euro on Daily Paint Works.

Find more original postcard sized illustrations. Free shipping in Europe and North America until the end of November. Sent with signature required registered mail.

1621 Ail

| Angie Brooksby Arcangioli
1621 Ail: 10x15cm, pen, ink, and watercolour on Canson 300 gr archival paper

An illustration a day from Paris and the French Riviera

Original watercolour and pen and ink available for 25 euro on Daily Paint Works. Find more original postcard sized illustrations. Free shipping in Europe and North America until the end of November. Sent with signature required registered mail.

French garlic, purple garlic.

1921 Le Tabac rue de la Clef : an illustration a day from Paris, France

ink and watercolor illustrations of buildings in paris
| Angie Brooksby Arcangioli
ink and watercolor illustrations of buildings in paris
1921 Le Tabac rue de la Clef : 10x15cm ink and watercolour on archival paper

The Tabac is a French institution. And that goofy sign is the copy of a metro ticket. You know song Le Poinçonneur des Lilas by Serge Gainsbourg? He is also a French institution. I love him because he’s was an iconoclast. We need more iconoclasts in this world. What does he have to do with metro tickets? If you go to his gravestone in the Montparnasse cemetery you’ll see its covered with metro tickets because of this song.

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1821 La Porte Parisienne Bleue Ciel : an illustration a day from Paris, France

Ink and watercolor illustrations of buildings in paris
| Angie Brooksby Arcangioli
Ink and watercolor illustrations of buildings in paris
1821 Porte Parisienne Bleue Ciel : 10×15 ink and watercolour on archival paper

This eggshell blue door is on boulevard Perèire in the 17th. Its just oustide the RERC Metro stop. The cat wasn’t there. Not many stray cats in Paris

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1721 La Fenêtre Parisien : an illustration a day from Paris, France

ink and watercolor illustrations of buildings in paris
| Angie Brooksby Arcangioli
ink and watercolor illustrations of buildings in paris
1721 La Fenêtre Parisien : ink and watercolour on archival paper

Rue Geursant has some of the most beautiful buildings in Paris. The stone is dreamy-creamy luxurious. The buildings are relaxed, the windows are spread apart.

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