Regent st. towards Piccadily
Drew this one from life perched up against the National Geographic store. I biked to the area so got there much earlier then expected and all the shopping was still closed. Having looked around I was astounded by the beautiful curves the buildings formed running along the Regent street and had to put it on paper.
ink pen and watercolor, 15×20 cm, 2009, sold
Twitter action for the day:
- “otbornym russim matom” heard from the football field across the street – I feel like I am back in my grey 8th story flat block in Lutsk
- Sunday Up-Market is in full swing today on Brick Lane; all flavours one desires come to our doorstep (vegetable pad thai, yum-yum-yum)
- Forgot to mention I went to a concert at Koko club in Camden the other day. Will make a painting of it (beautiful reds in the interior) soon
- A stroll along the Borough market can suck out loads of money from your pocket, still a delight, sigh
- thank you @bila_kishka for sharing the site by my favourite ceramics artist Olha Pylnyk http://www.pylnyk.info/
- @urbansketchers on twitter unite!2 minutes ago from web in reply to urbansketchers
- my recently de-virtualized friend in arts James Hobbs is featured in Artists and Illustrators magazine http://tinyurl.com/ydo64d35 minutes ago from web
- is it just me or any of you drawing types normally get your heads come out bigger then life in proportion to the body of the subject?about 7 hours ago from web
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