Post 44: A quick cycle from Kings Cross to the City bears good fruit
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READ MOREPost 42: On scaling the city as if it were a house
READ MOREPost 41: How would I cross Westminster Bridge?
READ MOREPost 40: This is a knot in the oak floor of our studio at Bankside
READ MOREPost 39: It is always good to stop still, stand and listen to a view as it goes by
READ MOREPost 38: Looking across Doha Bay at the glistening towers opposite, there is one which stands out; the Burj Doha
READ MOREPost 37: 70 pieces of brick clay, cooked in ovens, worn by Sand and Sea
READ MOREPost 36: I have been obsessed with the number 7 since the moment I could count
READ MOREPost 35: Drive a few miles East of Vellore, towards Chennai and you will find a green place
READ MOREPost 34: Normally the layers of cities build up over time.
READ MOREPost 33: There was once a cook who was known for making stodgy stews
READ MOREPost 32: The act of tracing is an ideal state sometimes
READ MOREPost 31: I saw a seed pod, one of the nicest I have found
READ MOREPost 30: Each piece is a piece of the map
READ MOREPost 29: Each of us explores … and then draws … whatever catches our eye
READ ON www.youtube.comPost 28: An exploration of the essential character or ‘soul’ of the city
READ MOREPost 27: I am a Londoner through and through
READ MOREPost 26: What appears to be rubbish at first, turns out to be treasure
READ MOREPost 25: I dreamt that I was flying over a barren planet
READ MOREPost 24: Connecting People and Places
READ MOREPost 23: One day I saw these patterns in the sand
READ MOREPost 22: The Earth is spinning on its axis, meanwhile orbiting the Sun.
READ MOREPost 21: I like the word ‘value’; it has a double meaning
READ MOREPost 20: The Sun is going down and there is the very slightest chill in the air; but it is peaceful, and silent
READ MOREPost 19: An exploration of the essential character or ‘soul’ of the city
READ MOREPost 18: The street of possibilities
READ MOREPost 17: The blank rear wall of the building with a slight crank and serated edges always catches my eye.
READ MOREPost 16: What caught my eye, to stand and draw?
READ MOREPost 15: It is Friday morning – everything is quiet
READ MOREPost 14: I am on the roof of the Mercure Hotel by the ice-cold pool
READ MOREPost 13: Where is all the energy going?
READ MOREPost 12: I could not choose what to draw, so I draw two things today; both round and square.
READ MOREPost 11: Once upon a time there was a can, full of air.
READ MOREPost 10: As I walk along Sikkat al Hedaya, into square A2, I am drawn by the slope.
READ MOREPost 9: Old Doha is filled with a festive air – everyone is wandering aimlessly about, off work.
READ MOREPost 8: There is a chill in the air and a gusty breeze.
READ MOREPost 7:This is the first finished piece from Pattern-Book Qatar
READ MOREPost 6: A floating disc of water with a dark sunken space beneath
READ MOREPost 5: It is the 10x10 weekend, I am exploring Whitehall.
READ MOREPost 4: A street where, even if it is busy with traffic, it is easy to cross, whenever you want.
READ ON www.youtube.comPost 3: It caught my eye because what fills it now is not water but empty plastic water bottles.
READ MOREPost 2: What struck me about Naples, the ‘city of dark sun,’ was the laundry.
READ MOREPost 1: The difference between having been to Berlin for a day and not having been there at all is infinite
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