Tag: Grade I listed buildings in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
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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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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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A Walk In The Woods (Richmond Hill)
Yes I am doing work other than Inktober but there is a massive backlog caused by…well Inktober in posting it. These pieces were done in September or late August, of Richmond Hill. The watercolour above was done in about an hour or so sitting on Richmond Hill (the famous one in London, not Leeds as…
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