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Paintings of Preston
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Preston Train Station, unframed A5 print from Original Artwork The original artwork was made with posca acrylic markers Made in conjunction with Derelict Art of the City Microresidency as Preston Bus Station
“Stone Design” Original unframed A4 painting of Brackenbury St, Preston I have been fascinated by this set of buildings in Preston that acts as a stoneworks. I first discovered it when my wife did a nursing placement on that street and photographed it myself. Its the idea that the buildings are a hub of industry…
Brutalist Architecture Preston Bus Station, unframed A5 print from Original Artwork The original artwork was made with posca acrylic markers Made in conjunction with Derelict Art of the City Microresidency as Preston Bus Station
Corporation Street, unframed A5 print from Original Artwork The original artwork was pen ink and watercolour wash Made in conjunction with Derelict Art of the City Microresidency as Preston Bus Station
Name a fair price for the e-book A digital version of my Views of Preston Sketchbook, available to buy through gumroad Made in conjunction with derelict Art of the City as part of my micro-residency at Preston Bus Station
Everything must go, unframed A5 print from Original Artwork This is a drawing of Fishergate in Preston, which is the Highstreet with a sign about a shop that says “everything must go” This drawing was made in conjunction with an Artist in Residence position at Preston Bus Station in Collaboration with Derelict Art of the…
Original A5 drawing of BLADE Barbers Lancaster Road, Preston Preston was a place that I went to as a child with my dad, his friend and my older brother. I remember it being a brisk walk through the bus station, through the underground and out into the guild hall. Later on, I finished my undergraduate…
Original A5 drawing of Everything Must Go, a drawing of Fishergate Preston Preston was a place that I went to as a child with my dad, his friend and my older brother. I remember it being a brisk walk through the bus station, through the underground and out into the guild hall. Later on, I…
Original A5 drawing of Friargate, Preston Preston was a place that I went to as a child with my dad, his friend and my older brother. I remember it being a brisk walk through the bus station, through the underground and out into the guild hall. Later on I finished my undergraduate degree in Preston,…
Original A5 drawing of Lancaster Road, Preston Preston was a place that I went to as a child with my dad, his friend and my older brother. I remember it being a brisk walk through the bus station, through the underground and out into the guild hall. Later on, I finished my undergraduate degree in…
Original A5 drawing of Moor Lane, Preston Preston was a place that I went to as a child with my dad, his friend and my older brother. I remember it being a brisk walk through the bus station, through the underground and out into the guild hall. Later on, I finished my undergraduate degree in…
Original A5 drawing of Preston City Preston was a place that I went to as a child with my dad, his friend and my older brother. I remember it being a brisk walk through the bus station, through the underground and out into the guild hall. Later on I finished my undergraduate degree in Preston,…
Original A5 drawing of Preston City Centre, buildings across from the bus station Preston was a place that I went to as a child with my dad, his friend and my older brother. I remember it being a brisk walk through the bus station, through the underground and out into the guild hall. Later on,…
Original A5 drawing of Preston City Town Hall Preston was a place that I went to as a child with my dad, his friend and my older brother. I remember it being a brisk walk through the bus station, through the underground and out into the guild hall. Later on, I finished my undergraduate degree…
Original A5 drawing of Preston Industrial estate building Preston was a place that I went to as a child with my dad, his friend and my older brother. I remember it being a brisk walk through the bus station, through the underground and out into the guild hall. Later on, I finished my undergraduate degree…
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