….in front of a flat across from Highbury Fields

….in front of a flat across from Highbury Fields





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…when there’s no TV you have time to read and make art
For this trip I brought one novel (close to 600 pages) and a small pad of paper, watercolours and a few pens.
Very relaxing and it’s gearing me up to paint when I get home.


…..in a store window on Upper Street, London



…..more textures found in nature in Tours




….part of Monday Window….thanks to Ludwig for hosting Monday Window







…..they’re everywhere…..on and in churches and castles
Did you know that gargoyles are more than decorative motifs on the sides of buildings? Most serve a very practical function.
Gargoyles are designed to allow rainwater to run off from the roof, usually through the mouth of the creature, man or animal that it is fashioned after. They were the precursor to gutters and rain spouts.
Historians also say that gargoyles were designed to protect a location and the people therein from negativity and unwanted spirits.








…..I know at first glance it doesn’t look like a tulip but it is
