When drawing, I like to switch between pencil and ink. I love the depth and subtlety that can be achieved with pencil, while ink provides a starker outline that can be combined with a wash of ink or a hint of watercolour.
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This pencil drawing was influenced by the columns in King’s College Chapel, Cambridge. The image of the crown was used to produce a series of linocut prints and also etched onto silver in the Crowns jewellery collection.
Code FFA-0002
Ruined window – ink and watercolour
This window is part of Sudeley Castle and I wanted to capture the way this section of window still stands tall, while the rest of the building has fallen.
A section of this drawing has been created as a linited edition of linocut prints.
Code FFA-0007
Glastonbury Tor – Ink and watercolour
This drawing captures a very short moment in time. Driving, with Glastonbury Tor in the distance we braked hard to photograph the shafts of light streaming down onto the Tor. The image appears too good to be true, but it really was a moment!
Measures 278mm x 164mm
Code FFA-0008
Doorways to Nowhere – Pen and ink
My imagination and ruined doorways…. what happened inside? Where does the dark doorway go? Who went there?……
Measures 440mm x 560mm
Code FFA-0010
Castell y Bere – Ink and watercolour
I love castles and this one is a favourite, sitting in the North Wales landscape. It was built by Llewelyn the Great in the 1220s – a great life to read up about!
Measures 630mm x 445mm
Code FFA-0017
Code: FFA-0019