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Monthly Archives: December 2015
Cheshire Street, Audlem – a dog’s heaven.
Although I finished this drawing in the summer, I am only just logging it here on the archive so you can see the buildings individually as I know quite a few will be looking at this from your phone. Cheshire … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Audlem Conservation Area, pen and ink drawing
Tagged architecture, Audlem, Audlem conservation area, Audlem Village Chippy, Cheshire Street, drawing streets, egg tempera wash, Fabriano Artistico watercolour paper 300gsm, Fox Cottage, Oxtail and Trotter, pen and ink drawing, Primrose Grange, Smithy House Audlem, St James Church Audlem, The Fold Audlem, Williams of Audlem
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St John’s Square, East, Burslem
Good to be back drawing another street in the historic core of Burslem. Here are the latest sequence of buildings from the east side of St John’s Square. There is plenty written on the historic fabric in the town centre … Continue reading
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