The watercolour painting another one from
Chocolate Café in Canterbury painted this afternoon, this is generally where I wind
up on Saturdays having finished my travels buying books for my bookshop.
I think the perspective is getting better looking at the
photo I took after sketching it in with a brush. I find that drawing the
picture with a brush is easiest, probably because unlike a felt tip or a pencil
the brush always stays the same.
The main reason for this is that Canterbury is usually
fairly close to whichever Kent towns I have visited and has the cheapest
parking within a short walk of the town centre of all the Kent towns at 80p for
5 hours.
We have just had to get superfast broadband –
meaning that our broadband connection has gone back to normal
Here are the books that went out in my bookshop
today http://michaelsbookshop.blogspot.co.uk/2016/09/shipwrecks-in-bookshop.html
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