Do you recognise what this seagull is standing on?
I'll zoom out a bit
Today I went to Margate and Herne Bay
This is the cover of one of the historic guides I publish and if it was ok to do them together in 1866 it's probably ok to do them together today
I went to both places today as it's supposed to be my day off the plan was to get to Wetherspoons at 8 am, which is when the open, have an unhealthy breakfast and sketch the clock tower until around 9 buy a few books, take few pictures and go off to Margate...
Here is the watercolour sketch
I took a few photos this is the link to the rest of them
There were more books than expected
so I didn't get much time on the Margate watercolour sketch, but added a few boats
I took a few photos this is the link to the rest of them
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