Tag: David Garrick
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Back to Work: Garrick’s Temple & bushy Park revisted
Back in the dark cold depths of January, I did a drawing I absolutely hated. Now it’s not unusual for me to do a drawing all excited and end up hating it or disappointed that it’s not how I wanted, or pieces where I was unsure/unhappy and got into the groove while doing it. This…
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Raven’s Art
Every once in a while I test whether I still hate doing river pieces, after the burn out last year during Lockdown 1. The answer is: sort of, I feel I have done this subject to death so unless there is something unusual going on, a different angle, or not much time before it goes…
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All The Hams
There are a lot of Hams around here. I know from my History GCSE it probably means ‘clearing by a river’ and all these are by the River Thames. First one is fountain pen drawing of Ham House through the fence and it’s just a cheap way of drawing the statue in situ. I’m not…
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Garrick’s Temple & Taggs Island
When the good weather started I decided to go find some new subjects. After an aborted trip to find some graffiti via a horrible bus ride with rioting kids and wandering through the wastelands of Hanworth, I stumbled on Garrick’s Temple in Hampton. I knew about this place via John, but was surprised at how…
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