Lomo Arigato is a food truck that serves Peruvian-Japanese food. I ordered lomo saltado, which is a traditional Peruvian-style stir-fried dish served with rice. It was neat to see flames go up inside the truck when the chef was firing up the wok to flash-fry the food!
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Great drawing... love how the flames are visible and the truck is dancing lines with great structure - I hope your lunch was just as delicious as the drawing.
This is such a nice sketch. It just jumped out at me when I saw it. Love at first sight.
Tim
Great energy and panache in that drawing Shiho. Kinda the sketching equivalent of stir fry!
Looks LUSCIOUS, Shiho, and I love your drawing...Roger's right!
Really great - love your food truck sketches Shiho.
Thanks for your comments!
Food trucks serving ethnic food/upscale desserts is a big trend in Los Angeles right now - I follow at least 8 of them on Twitter - so I will continue to sketch them and taste-test their food whenever I can!
Great drawing and now I'm hungry.
Wow! I never thought of Twitter as being much besides another time-sink! Well done, Shiho, great use of the resource.
I am not active on Twitter, though it can be handy for finding out new things! I have another food truck sketch that I will post in a few days....
Hello, Shiho, I have discovered your wonderful work, and since I'm local, it would be nice to join you for the next SketchCrawl. I'd love to know more about the Urban Plein Air group!
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