Posts Tagged ‘cafe’

Franze and Evans II

Sunday, June 28th, 2009

Another take on my favoarite Sunday morning cafe- absoutely love the play of light on the checkered black and white floor there.

Franze and Evans II

oil on panel 15×15 cm, sold, 2009

Morning coffee at the Broadway market

Tuesday, June 16th, 2009

L’eau a la Bouche is becoming my favorite coffee stop. A friend came down from Singapore to celebrate her birthday in London last week, and this seemed to the best place to take to on Sunday to drench in the  sun and soak in the East London vibe at the moment.

Morning coffee at the Broadway market

oil on panel 15×15 cm SOLD

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Related paintings:
Broadway market street on Sunday
Little Georgia on Goldsmiths row
The Dove
Amy Winehouse at the Broadway bookshop
L’eau a la Bouche

update: fellow artist-blogger Suzanne Clem-Wheeler has just wirtten a super nice post about my shoes painting.

Tea and cupcates at Cake Hole, Vintage Heaven on Columbia rd.

Monday, May 4th, 2009

One of two paintings on the place. Would love to pop in there to find out its name but the shop opens there only on weekends so I have to wait till next one.

Tea and cupcates on Columbia rd.

oil on panel 15×15 cm, listed on Etsy

More Columbia road paintings:
Columbia road, East London
Campania gastronomia II
Sunday-brunch at Campania

l’eau a la bouche on Broadway market

Sunday, April 26th, 2009

A lovely scene of a group of women meeting over coffee, most likely to discus the latest design project they do; at a  delicatessen called l’eau a la bouche on Broadway market in East London.

l'eau a la bouche on Broadway market

oil on panel 15×15 cm SOLD

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Similar paintings:
Alone in the crowd
The Dove public house
Campania gastronomia

Alone in the croud

Monday, February 23rd, 2009

Another cafe scene, of a gentleman being lost in his thoughts. Maybe he is thinking of upcoming birthday, and how fleeting time is. The cozy restaurant I chose for a setting is the Chaat – Bangladeshi kitchen/teahouse on Redchurch street in Shoreditch – a great gem in the sea of restaurants in the neighboring Brick Lane. Unlike the lot, this place has to it a cool indie feel and offers great home cooked food.

Alone in the crowd, Chaat teahouse and kitchen on Redchurch Street, Shoreditch, London

oil on panel 15×15 cm

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