Original artwork description:

I was initially drawn to the negative spaces in this picture and the shapes they made. The walls were scrawled over in tiny writing/graffitti and there was a bath with an opening cut out of the side- so you could use it as a seat- just coming into view on the left.
All the furniture and other decor had been upcycled and the electrics! Well, lets just say they wouldn't have passed any health and safety checks! Character and interest everywhere. I've tried to reflect the wall treatment in the textures I've purposely created on the page... what a place!

Materials used:

felt tip, ink, acrylic, pastel

Tags:
#restaurant #pub #cafe #industrial #graffitti 

The empty Cafe (2020) Mixed-media painting
by Joanne Hill

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I was initially drawn to the negative spaces in this picture and the shapes they made. The walls were scrawled over in tiny writing/graffitti and there was a bath with an opening cut out of the side- so you could use it as a seat- just coming into view on the left.
All the furniture and other decor had been upcycled and the electrics! Well, lets just say they wouldn't have passed any health and safety checks! Character and interest everywhere. I've tried to reflect the wall treatment in the textures I've purposely created on the page... what a place!

Materials used:

felt tip, ink, acrylic, pastel

Tags:
#restaurant #pub #cafe #industrial #graffitti 
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It's hard to define what inspires me as I think it's more in how you look and interpret what you see. I have always been drawn to anything old that... Read more

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