As you can see from the Canterbury picture I should have
started with the paper the other way – portrait instead of landscape – an easy
mistake, but then one learns from mistakes.
I also started with pen in the top left corner – should have
been paint I think now, wrong shades of green, hand wasn’t in, brain not
engaged type of thing, thumb too, one of those days.
Perhaps I will go back and start again with the pad turned
round.
As I have already painted this part of the cathedral from
upstairs in Chocolate Café, pic above I can probably copy it and fill in this
bit at home.
I spent most of the day in Canterbury buying books, this
1865 guide to Folkestone being the star item.
I won’t post up all the books I bought today as
they will apper on my bookshop blog http://michaelsbookshop.blogspot.co.uk/
when they get priced and put out in my bookshop here in Ramsgate.
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