Rowing boat, Southwold
Down on the Blackshore at Southwold harbour with a small rowing boat moored to the end of one of the stages.
Paintings and Prints of the East Anglian Coast
Down on the Blackshore at Southwold harbour with a small rowing boat moored to the end of one of the stages.
I have cycled across this bridge a few time recently and every time I have thought my sketch here. Well today I finally got around to it.
Having delivered my latest paintings to the “Inspired By Becker” exhibition on this weekend at Whenhasten in Suffolk in the morning I have a little more time to hand.
But this afternoon has been spent gallery sitting at Halesworth Gallery so whilst there I have drawn one of the very old windows which is part of this magnificent building. The building is mentioned in 1478, but the almshouse was built in 1686.
After a day in the studio finishing my paintings and drawings for the Inspired by Becker exhibition time has not left no time for my sketch, so I have dived into my kitchen and picked up these 3 pears. They represent a chance to use their shadows to produce their shape and form.
A sketch of a Rainbow Trout, unlike the shore crab the other day this one came from the supermarket not the river. With another busy day in the studio working on paintings time was too short to go on a landscape expedition.