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Original artwork description:
In memory of an iconic building by my hero. Twice burnt to the ground.
This drawing done in charcoal, finished with permanent ink marker pens, acrylic paint, water colour crayons and some digital printing.
It is drawn on 200g/m Fabriano paper
For UK buyers : frame is included in the price.
For non-UK buyers : this will just be sent with the mount board (no frame). Also, please note, there may be Customs Charges to pay for in your country. Please be aware that this is something you will have to pay as well.
Materials used:
A mixed media work including pen and ink, and permanent ink marker pens and crayon.
Tags:
#fire #yellows #reds #glasgow #glasgow school of artGlasgow School of Art (2018)
Drawing
by Peter Wilkes
5 Artist Reviews
£200 Sold
- Drawing on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 43 x 53 x 5cm (framed) / 29.7 x 42cm (actual image size)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Graphic, illustrative and typographic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Original artwork description
In memory of an iconic building by my hero. Twice burnt to the ground.
This drawing done in charcoal, finished with permanent ink marker pens, acrylic paint, water colour crayons and some digital printing.
It is drawn on 200g/m Fabriano paper
For UK buyers : frame is included in the price.
For non-UK buyers : this will just be sent with the mount board (no frame). Also, please note, there may be Customs Charges to pay for in your country. Please be aware that this is something you will have to pay as well.
Materials used:
A mixed media work including pen and ink, and permanent ink marker pens and crayon.
Tags:
#fire #yellows #reds #glasgow #glasgow school of art
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Artist Reviews (5)
Peter Wilkes
United Kingdom
About
I am a retired Architect with an interest in pen, ink sketches, mainly of buildings. Cambridgeshire, my adopted home is of particular interest to me. The ancient buildings, the... Read more