I usually take notes and sketches on paper notebooks: from this point of view, I am a bit old-fashioned.
But in summer 2018, I really wanted to capture the colours of the southern coast of Sicily. So I started also sketching on my phone, tracing on some pixelated panoramic photos I took, and then adding some extra details.
Most of those sketches are below.
Marinello is a lovely urban beach in Licata.
Porta San Salvatore is one of the many gates of Sciacca. Lovely crafted, it has patterns sculpted in the rock!
A lovely (and mysterious!) portal of the church of San Gerlando (which is closed, by the way!)
Ah, Mediterranean colours. The view of the sea from the Thermal baths of Sciacca was unique.
Tempio della Concordia
Licata is a lovely city, full of elegant palaces. I was impressed, lovely visit.
Everyone knows about the mosaics of Villa del Casale. But the city-centre of Piazza Armerina is a gem!
A rococo masterpiece in Scicli, a city that is really elegant and worth a visit. Especially if you are looking for cinematic passeggiate.
Ah the colours of sunset in Sicily! No palette will never capture them!
Now a bit touristy, Scicli looks anyway like non-Italians think Italy should be. It is not uncommon to find day-dreaming selfie-addicted tourists living the dream...
Honestly, best onion of my life! The onion from Giarre is just amazingly sweet! Tears of joy!
Driving in mainland Sicily offers magnificent views, fields and mountains.