The Vancouver Sketchbook - Ng, T K Justin
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From the snow-capped mountains to Stanley Park, Gastown to Chinatown, False Creek to UBC, come discover the rich history, culture, and stunning beauty of Vancouver. Part travelogue, part guidebook and celebration, Ng's vibrant, colorful sketches and lively text are the perfect companion to appreciating Vancouver's spatial richness and cultural diversity. "Rather than creating an art book," says author T.K. Justin Ng, "I am much more interested in making a book that explores Vancouver's pictorial identity through a selective webbing of personal observations and history. Straddling between a…mehr

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From the snow-capped mountains to Stanley Park, Gastown to Chinatown, False Creek to UBC, come discover the rich history, culture, and stunning beauty of Vancouver. Part travelogue, part guidebook and celebration, Ng's vibrant, colorful sketches and lively text are the perfect companion to appreciating Vancouver's spatial richness and cultural diversity. "Rather than creating an art book," says author T.K. Justin Ng, "I am much more interested in making a book that explores Vancouver's pictorial identity through a selective webbing of personal observations and history. Straddling between a guide and a journal, this book is for tourists and Vancouverites alike."
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Autorenporträt
T.K. Justin Ng is a designer and artist who records his travels around the world onto sketchbooks. In the ever-digitizing world, he sketches to experience the nuances of light, sound and smell, qualities of architecture that can only be felt on-location. His first book, An Urban Sketcher's Guide to Helsinki, published by Nemo Publishing of Finland, explores the streets of several Nordic cities. Ng is a graduate of the University of Waterloo and a student at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Ng grew up in Hong Kong nd now resides in Toronto.