Last week we attended a concert at the Hollywood Bowl. It is one of my favorite places in Los Angeles. Built in 1922 in a natural canyon near the Hollywood sign, the band shell was initially designed by Lloyd Wright, son of Frank Lloyd Wright to serve as a concert venue. It’s a wonderful place to bring a picnic dinner, people watch, enjoy music under the stars, and see the firework finale. We usually sit in the cheapest seats in the upper deck where the laws of the United States don’t apply. This time we paid a bit more and sat one section closer. The sketch below is of people waiting for the concert to start, which is what I was doing while sketching.