Here is the sketch of Dover with the shading added to make
it look more three dimensional, it’s a very hot place to sketch on a sunny day
so I stopped when I couldn’t stand the heat. I may do a little bit more to this
one if I am in dover with my very fine brushes.
The main building in the picture transpired to be an art gallery with a photography exhibition, so the photographers there photographed the painting.
So I photographed the photographers.
I did start a watercolour of Dover Castle but splodged it a
bit so may not bother to go back and finish it.
I managed to get a retro salad in Dover.
https://plus.google.com/u/0/+MichaelChild/posts/Rzb28g8BQGE?pid=6181088319734234322&oid=103118335852639233427
and a retro record, this is how I was introduced to rock and roll, hard to explain to the youf of today, but when seen in action the message sort of gets across.
https://plus.google.com/u/0/+MichaelChild/posts/Rzb28g8BQGE?pid=6181088319734234322&oid=103118335852639233427
and a retro record, this is how I was introduced to rock and roll, hard to explain to the youf of today, but when seen in action the message sort of gets across.
some photos of Dover
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