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Les Coquelicots! It’s a wonderfully lively word for these crazily red, powerful but delicate miracles of nature.

Letting loose on Fenchurch Street Station, London. Wanted to try to express the mood of the place which seemed so much more vibrant than my… Read More »Fenchurch Street explored

Fenchurch Street Station, London. Built on what is thought to be the site of a Roman fort, it was the first railway station to be… Read More »Fenchurch Street station

On a totally different note to my London station drawings: in November I was sent a bouquet of beautiful flowers full of the most sumptuous… Read More »To the Mediterranean

St Pancras Station, London. This was the original, main entrance to the railway station when it was built and opened in 1873. Now it leads… Read More »St Pancras, London

After a summer of being outdoors most of the time the November lockdown brought a different way of wanting to draw. I wanted to simply… Read More »Marylebone, London

The work on the left comes from a place of ‘letting go’ of what I was working on using the image of the garden in… Read More »Seville – more development

Reaching the finished illustration/painting of the garden in the Alhambra (that is now on the travel pages of my website) involved a great deal of… Read More »Seville | Granada drawing development

This began as an exercise in taking the sketchbook exploration (last page of sketchbook section) further – loosening up! I used a flat acrylic brush,… Read More »sketchbook textile development

I missed doing yesterday’s blog because I fell asleep after another amazing day being bombarded from all sides by India. So I’ll do today first.… Read More »Kerauli- day 5 I think.