Thursday, 26 January 2012

5 MINUTES FROM MY DESK


This new series comprises lunchtime drawings recent, and little older completed within a five-minute walk from 24 Percy Street just off the Tottenham Court Road.

NOHO is this district’s name, part of Fitzrovia a business area, Greek-Cypriot enclave, excellent coffee shops and restaurants, nudging its way into the University College of London, with The Post Office Tower as a landmark of London. This is a really vibrant area, with people spilling from bars and pubs even on a winter’s night.

Featured: Fitzroy Square - Fitzroy Square was a speculative development (nothing new here then!) intended to provide London residences for aristocratic families, and was built in four stages. Leases for the eastern and southern sides, designed by Robert Adam, were granted in 1792

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  1. Passando a Viagem15 February 2012 at 03:21

    Hello,
    This draw really made an impression on me. This is exactly the London that I remember and that I miss all the time. Thank you for that.

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  2. Tim Baynes Art17 February 2012 at 07:46

    Thank you so much indeed for your comment I will keep walking and drawing with your kind words and encouragement Warm regards Tim

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Thank you very much for your comments - Tim

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